Brito (RD) targets Crispi for approval of Boric: He has been in charge of the most failed processes | National

The deputy of the Democratic Revolution, Jorge Brito, referred to the approval of President Gabriel Boricwhich fell to its lowest level since he took office in March 2022, according to the latest Cadem survey.

Here, 24% of those surveyed approve of the head of state’s management, while 70% disapprove.

Specific, The parliamentarian aimed his darts at the head of advisors of the Second Floor of La Moneda, Miguel Crispi (RD)in relation to the low approval of the President.

In conversation with T13, Brito pointed out that “those of us who know the person behind the President, when he was a parliamentarian, when he was a student leader and when he assumed the Presidency, we know that he has good instinct, good analysis, however, “You have to trust him more and less in his advisors, who in some cases lead to error.”

“That is why, after more than half of his government, we feel that he has to be more empowered to recognize what is convenient for Chile, to remove politicking and petty interests from state decisions, and to be able to lead the country. towards the stability and security conditions that are required,” commented the deputy.

He even argued that “There is a second floor that has been there throughout this period of government; first, quoting all the positions in the country according to the parties that roar the most and not prioritizing management capacity. There are people who are not militants, but can be very good in charge of a portfolio, however, this has been discarded because the quota has been prioritized among the traditional heroes of politics, to the detriment of the curriculum and to the detriment of capabilities.” .

Deputy Brito aims his darts against Crispi

When asked about the name of the head of advisors of the Second Floor of La Moneda, Miguel Crispi, who has had to attend House committees for the controversial Covenants case, Brito said that “everyone knows that there are leaders and responsibilities have to be met.” fall around them. But in order not to open a personal controversy, I believe that the President has to trust his instincts and, with this, strengthen his leadership and management capacity so that the government reaches a successful conclusion.

“We know who is there. What we need is for them to reconsider, that management is measured by results and that the government is responsible for results in multiple areas,” said the RD deputy.

In this sense, Brito stressed that “I do not know specifically what results he delivers to his leadership. We do know that he has been in charge of the processes that, in our opinion, have been the most unsuccessful in our government management, such as the landing in the different portfolios and seremias of the country, and even more so, they have refused to evaluate the performance of the positions that today we need to improve their management.”