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The former Minister of the Interior, Gonzalo Blumel, did not rule out this Sunday to apply for the Constitutional Convention.
In an interview with La Tercera, he stated in this regard that “it is not something that I have as part of my life project at this time, but I am not closed to that possibility either. Today, I am making my contribution from the world of ideas.”
Before the words of the former secretary of state, the ex-cultural leader of Chile in the United States Javiera Parada, affirmed thatI am glad that Gonzalo Blumel returns to public activity and more, that it is to contribute to the constitutional conversation through @horizontalchile “.
Likewise, he stressed that the former minister “brings a sober look with perspective and experience, valuing agreements and dialogue. It is good that he is back.”
I am glad that Gonzalo Blumel returns to public activity and more, that it is to contribute to the constitutional conversation through @horizontalchile. Provides a sober look with perspective and experience, valuing agreements and dialogue. Good that he is back. https://t.co/9ZyaJqZT8v
– javiera stop (@javiparada) November 15, 2020
Criticism in social networks
Javiera Parada’s words about Blumel generated criticism on social networks.
The journalist and film critic Ernesto Garratt replied “Javiera, are you serious what you say? Blumel is responsible for human rights violations? How do you legitimize it like that?”
Given this, the ex-aggregate stated that “moh really. I am certain that Gonzalo Blumel believes in human rights and that is why he convinced his government, not only of the need for the constituent process, but also for the profound reform of the Carabineros de Chile. “
Finally, on the same issue, Parada affirmed that the former minister “is the first right-wing leader with such clarity on the need to reform the Carabineros and that, in addition, he opposed the hard-line sectors of his sector when our democracy was in danger.” .
Seriously. I am certain that Gonzalo Blumel believes in human rights and that is why he convinced his government, not only of the need for the constituent process, but also for the profound reform to @Carabdechile.
– javiera stop (@javiparada) November 15, 2020
A very active manager? Where would those documented facts be? What I know is that he is the 1st right-wing leader with such clarity on the need for the reform of the Carabineros and that, furthermore, he opposed the hard-line sectors of his sector when our democracy was in danger.
– javiera stop (@javiparada) November 15, 2020
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