translated from Spanish: The brazen analysis of The Currency at the reserved CEP meeting

The guests were counted and exclusive, there were no more than 50, mainly entrepreneurs and some advisors linked to the right, such as Fernanda Otero. The “private” meeting – without access to the press – was held yesterday in the auditorium of the Centre for Public Studies (CEP) and aimed to analyze the “Economic and Political Moment” of the country.
The invitation made by the director of the CEP, Leonidas Montes, stated that the meeting would have three exhibitors: Senator PPD, Felipe Harboe; CEP senior researcher Rodrigo Vergara; in addition to UDI lawyer, analyst and lobbyist Gonzalo Cordero.
Among those attending the event, the exhibition of Cordero, who in 2017 was part of the team of the presidential campaign of Sebastián Piñera, in the offices of Apoquindo 3000 was required. Even at that time it was time to lead the Secom or the Ministry General Secretariat of Government, but after rubbing with some members the hard core of the pine ombudsman – today the current political committee – he stepped aside from the command and was not called for office in The Coin.
The UDI lawyer was explicitly hard in his analysis of the performance of this second term of Piñera. Moreover, what most caught the eye – some attendees said – was the acidic comparison he made between the President’s visit to Osorno during the water cut crisis and The presence of Michelle Bachelet in the Onemi on the night of the February 27 earthquake , which – according to the analyst – are similar and the best reflection of an erratic political “improvisation”.
It went even further. Lamb would have criticized the Piñera administration as “a government at the service of the customer”, alluding , they explained attendees – to the permanent political weakness of being influenced by government decisions by what polls and networks dictate Social.
The UDI analyst – a regular panelist at Radio Cooperativa – also spoke of the advancement of the presidential race, where he has interests, given his historical closeness to Joaquín Lavín. He praised the mayor of Las Condes and said that he is almost the only one who has been able to correctly “read” the climate of depoliticization that prevails in the country.

Original source in Spanish