Jorge Gavidia Renounces the Good Government Party and Could Join Works
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He speaks of “doctrinary” divergence and reminds him that he “entered the party speaking wonders of the plan of government and of the doctrinal position”
Jorge Gavidia resigned from the Good Government Party and Juver Flores could follow in his footsteps. Richard Arce warns that the opposition weakens and questions Jorge Nieto.
Before he had declared, “I will not leave the party unless I am expelled” but now he admits that he has “strong disagreements” with his grouping
Senator Daniel Barragán, of the Civic Works Party, did not rule out that his group incorporated Jorge Gavidia, after his resignation from the militancy and bench of the Good Government Party.
Daniel Barragán said this October 26 that Obras could receive Jorge Gavidia after his departure from Good Government. The possible incorporation will be evaluated by the party.
Senator Jorge Gavidia explained that he decided to move away from the Good Government Party because he preferred “not to continue doing harm” by having a different position regarding his way of doing politics.
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