translated from Spanish: Allamand versus Ossandón: dispute in RN for being the best presidential option in the future

The National Renewal Intern (RN) seems to have a Dispute between two of the most representative politicians of the community, as Senator Andrés Allamand did not shut the door to the possibility of being a presidential candidate in the upcoming elections. “I’m available to think about it,” said the former minister of Defense.
In this regard, the former mayor of Puente Alto, Manuel José Ossandón, made a strong critique of his colleague’s position, saying that it means “to tell president Piñera that he is a lame duck” considering that he is just finishing his second year in command of the country.
In conversation with Radio Duna, regarding a possible candidacy for the presidential chair in the future, Allamand pointed out that “if one asks if he is willing to think about it, one has to answer frankly: yes I am available to think about it.”
In relation to how the right can be perpetuated for four more years in the currency, the senator argued that “the option of the centre is precisely to raise a campaign of continuity.”
According to the force that has taken the figure of the mayor of the Counts Joaquín Lavín in terms of citizen approval, Allamand admitted that “he is a very powerful candidate, who has a great presence in social networks and a good public image”.
The answer to their said was not expected, especially since the presidential Exprecandidato of Chile Vamos, Manuel José Ossandón, who in the program national chain of Vía X, said that “today, to be a candidate when President Piñera is finishing his first year, Starting the second, it’s telling him he’s a lame duck. ”
The senator said that “the goal of RN is to define who can beat Joaquín Lavín” and said “to have a slight advantage over the other two candidates.”
“When I start my campaign I have to prove to RN that I am the most competitive,” he closed.
For his part, the ultra-rightist José Antonio Kast, told Infinite Radio that considers Allamand as the best presidential option, because “better defends the ideas of the left”, instead, argued that Lavín “has become a populist political leader.”

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