US EditionJadue Gets Ahead of Jara and Announces that the Communist Will "Suspend" Her Membership in the Communist Party.
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The president of the Communist Party, Lautaro Carmona, questioned Daniel Jadue and Marcos Barraza's "unnecessary approach" to the eventual suspension of the militancy of Jeannette Jara, the presidential candidate of the ruling party, ensuring that this has not yet been decided. Jadue revealed the fact in his "No Make Up" program, while former minister Barraza argued that "the [...] entry Carmona lamented Jadue and Barraza's "unnecessary approach…
Former Mayor of Recoleta explained that the supposed reasons for the PC was that "we all have clarity that today represents a broader alliance, with a broader program."
I now formally declare that I have withdrawn from the Communist Party and the Communist Youth League. In fact, I did not take any oath when I joined the Communist Youth League and the Communist Party. I had good grades in school and was always a cadre. One day, I was told that I had joined the Communist Youth League and was a member of the Communist Youth League. I did not even have an application form to join the Communist Youth League. When I …
Jadue Advances and Announces that Jeannette Jara Will “Suspend” Her Militancy in the Communist Party
Daniel Jadue said Jeannette Jara’s decision aims to represent “a broader alliance” than the PC.
Daniel Jadue confirms that the ruling presidential candidate, Jeannette Jara, will leave the Communist Party to foster a broad coalition ahead of the November 16 elections. To read the full article, visit The Times in Spanish Source
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