The president of the Regional Government, Albuquerque, criticized what he called "political noise," defending the Minister of Internal Administration, Montenegro. The statement arises in a context of political tension that Albuquerque considers exaggerated.
Albuquerque expressed full confidence in Minister Montenegro and rejected the criticisms that have been directed at the minister. The defense comes at a time when the executive faces public scrutiny.
The president of the Regional Government argued that economic indicators do not support the idea of a national crisis. According to Albuquerque, the available data contradicts the narrative of instability that has been spread.
Albuquerque's position is part of a broader strategy of defending the regional executive and downplaying critical voices, which the regional leader considers driven by purely political interests.
