Political Response to Election Turmoil

It is not normal that six months before a presidential

election, our country is in

such a state of turmoil.

There are people who rejoice in disorder, I do not.

So never again October 17th.

October 24th is a model. We held firm, and that is what we will continue to do.

So there is political and social work being carried out by the

government to

respond to legitimate aspirations to calm people down.

Normally, there is a presidential debate

that must take place so that we can have

elections. It is because there are elections that there is no violence.

That is what a democracy is. We must remind people of that.

But we will continue to hold demonstrations both on Saturday,

November 5th for the

day of social mobilization and on the Saturdays that follow.

If we do our job well collectively, it is a movement that will calm down because

we

will respond to legitimate expectations and because order will be maintained.

But nothing is done yet, and I tell you this with a lot of

determination and

humility.

And so we continue to be mobilized.

We continue to be in anticipation, and I thank you very deeply for

this mobilization of each and every one of you.