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The president of the Lower House, the National Renewal deputy Diego Paulsen, announced that he will retire from political activity once his current parliamentary term ends.
“I have decided to withdraw from politics. I could reinstate myself, but I will not,” the 33-year-old parliamentarian, who represents in the Chamber of Deputies the 22nd district, made up of communes in the La Araucanía Region, told La Segunda.
“In my first parliamentary term (2014-2018) my twins were born (today they are five years old). I saw them so little and they were so small that they did not recognize me; I was not part of their lives. I could not make them sleep or give them sleep. eat, “said deputy RN.
The 33-year-old lawyer who lives in Temuco and travels every Sunday to Santiago to later move to Valparaíso, said that “as a parliamentarian I have been able to help many people. It has been worth seeing the happiness of a family receiving their own home. But my Family costs have been too high … Although I have the tremendous support of Vale, my lady, I have missed unique moments, such as the birthdays of my children, my wife or the first day of kindergarten. I never imagined that It would be so hard to be a regional deputy. “
Mayor after 50 years
Regarding medium-term projects once out of politics, Diego Paulsen said that he bought a 40-hectare plot in the Perquenco community, in the province of Cautín. “We bought it with a friend to produce and export European hazelnuts,” he explained.
Of course, the current president of the Lower House (who recently passed a vote of no confidence against his table), said that in the long-term future he intends to take on other challenges in political matters. “After 50 years, I would love to be mayor of a commune in my region,” he stated.
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