US EditionCristian Labbé Renounces the Libertarian National Party: “when I Was a Militant and I Gave My Opinion, I Was Judged”
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Former Rep. Cristian Labbé resigned from the Libertarian National Party because, he said, when he was affiliated and delivered his opinion, he was “judged” and “cancelled.” The ex-parliamentary handed over to the radio station La Metro the details of his departure from the collectivity founded by Johannes Kaiser, with whom he precisely maintained a series of differences regarding the decision not to join the government of José Antonio Kast. “I r…
Former Rep. Cristian Labbé resigned from the Libertarian National Party (PNL) and accused that when he was part of the community “say my opinion, I was cancelled in a certain way.” In his radio program “As a Monday,” he confirmed that “he resigned without so much hype and saucer, because he didn’t want it to be news.” “I resigned to have some political independence to be able to give my opinion. Everyone knows what happened with the Libertarian …
The former deputy confirmed his departure by ensuring that he seeks political independence after differences with the directive.
Former Deputy Cristian Labbé resigned from the National Libertarian Party (PNL) on Monday, April 20, pointing to the lack of freedom and political trials to which he was subjected from the collective. In conversation with the sign La Metro, the former congressman detailed the reasons for his departure from the store founded by Johannes Kaiser. It should be recalled that Labbé had multiple disagreements with the expresidential, after the PNL deci…
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