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“He has my support”: Boric shields Minister Jackson against darts from the former Concertación | National

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

President Gabriel Boric shielded Minister Jackson in the Segpres, following generating a conflict between the two coalitions that support the Government. In addition, he referred to the proposals of the ruling party for the plebiscite, which are channeled by the ministry led by the former deputy. Some political sectors accused interventionism by La Moneda for this latest action.

President Gabriel Boric supported the Segpres minister, Giorgio Jackson, following provoke a conflict between the government parties.

“Our scale of values ​​and principles regarding politics is not only far from the previous government, but also compared to a generation that preceded us,” said the former RD deputy in a Twitch program.

These words aroused criticism in the PS and PPD, whose members they accused “unfortunate arrogance” and “unacceptable moral superiority” on the part of the Secretary of State.

After an activity in the framework of the Chile Supports Plan, Boric assured that “We as a generation, because it is true that we are young, we have a duty to learn from history.”

“Those who preceded us in the fight, in the work that I have to do today, but also in other ministries, had great successes and also made mistakes. We have to learn from both and we have to do it with great humility, because nobody here is born knowing,” he added.

On the other hand, he stated that Minister Jackson “has my support and backing”. Along these lines, he recognized that “I am constantly evaluating our cabinet and all the people with whom we work.”


Boric for the role of Minister Jackson in the face of the plebiscite

On another topic, the President referred to the role of the Ministry General Secretariat of the Presidency regarding the proposal for a new Constitution.

Boric himself urged the ruling parties to agree on what aspects of the text they would be willing to modify, if it is approved on September 4.

Along these lines, Jackson’s portfolio was open to channel the different ideas to reach “common minimums”. This function was criticized by certain sectors, who once more accused an alleged interventionism of the Government in the plebiscite.

In this regard, the President stated that “The dialogue has to be permanent with who best facilitates this”adding that “here we cannot stay neither from the Government, nor from the parliamentarians, nor from other political authorities that are important in personal pride.”

“Whoever best facilitates the dialogue has to carry this forward”closed, leaving doubts regarding the continuity of Jackson in this coordinating role.

Minister Siches: “You have to understand healthy differences”

The Minister of the Interior and head of the cabinet, Izkia Siches, was consulted by those voices that ask for Jackson’s departure from La Moneda.

“It is important that all of us who are part of the Government understand our healthy differences in order to consolidate joint work”he indicated.

Also, he said that “It is not up to the opposition or the government to give an opinion regarding that power, and even less to do so through the press.”

Jackson buries idea of ​​a single government coalition

Jackson’s statements ended up burying the idea of ​​generating a single government coalitionwhich involves Approve Dignity and Democratic Socialism.

Senator José Miguel Insulza (PS), asserted that he takes the minister’s words “as a declaration of principles, which certainly make it difficult to speak of single coalitions and things of the sort.”

“It is clear that he believes that there are different values ​​that inspire the different components of a coalition, which makes it difficult for us to speak of a true unity”he added.

Deputy Raúl Soto (PPD), president of the Chamber, agreed with the former Secretary General of the OAS. “The idea of ​​a single coalition must be categorically discarded”he expressed.

“The duty of Democratic Socialism is to rebuild and modernize the center-left to make a dam in a polarized country”concluded the legislator.

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President Boric and Minister Jackson’s sayings: “There is no desire to claim superiority” | National

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

President Gabriel Boric came out to qualify the controversial statements of the Segpres minister, Giorgio Jackson, following marking distances with the previous Government, highlighting the current “scale of values ​​and principles”. Both from the opposition and from the ruling coalition itself, they lashed out at the Secretary of State’s statements.

Controversy caused the sayings of the Minister of the Segpres, Giorgio Jackson, where the previous administrations stood out from what has been the current management of the Government.

“Our scale of values ​​and principles regarding politics is not only far from the previous government, but I think that compared to a generation that preceded us, which might be identified with the same range of political spectrum, such as the center-left and the left” , said.

His statements caused a stir, not only in the opposition, but also among officials of the ruling coalition, who accused “arrogance.”

Boric: “There is no desire to claim superiority”

In this regard, the president Gabriel Boric He went out to the passage of the sayings, trying to nuance Minister Jackson’s comment.

“There is no moral superiority over our predecessors. What Giorgio is referring to is that we live in different times, neither better nor worse. Different times”, he pointed out in the morning Much Gusto de Mega.

“Here we have to learn from those who preceded us. In no case superiority, ”he added.

Although he assured that he had not seen the statements of the head of the Segpres, he insisted on his position.

“I have not seen the detail because I have been in activities all day. But I have talked a lot with Giorgio regarding this and I have no doubt that there is no desire to claim superiority, ”she sentenced.

“We have to learn from the mistakes and successes of those who did not precede and always from a perspective of humility, and that is the tone that I am trying to carry forward together with the government,” he concluded.

Parliamentary criticism following Jackson’s controversial statements: they accused arrogance

From Congress, Jackson’s statements caused rejection almost across the board.

This, because both opposition parliamentarians, as well as pro-government members, criticized his statements.

One of the first to react was the President of the Chamber of Deputies, the PPD Raúl Soto, who recalled his speech in the public account.

“Getting entrenched is not the path, but calling on other generations and other valuable experiences and political visions to walk it together,” he said on that occasion.

From the Socialist Party, which is part of the government coalition, also came out to question Jackson.

“Unfortunate Minister Jackson’s arrogance, showing that the replacement thesis continues to enjoy good health. Bad timing. Bad for the government and for the unity of action,” the senator tweeted. Alfonso de Urresti.

Meanwhile, his counterpart in the Upper House, Fidel Spinoza, accused “unacceptable moral superiority.”

“Installed from an unacceptable moral superiority, in all of Chile the great part of its representatives, think the same as the Minister. That is why he has gone to them as he has gone to them. Sure @GiorgioJackson will say they took it out of context,” he said.

Opposition criticizes Jackson’s “ninguneo”

Harder, from Christian democracyjoined the chorus of criticism, also recalling the latest controversies that have affected La Moneda.

“We never asked to remove journalists from a program who made us uncomfortable in interviews, they did not install the Comptroller’s Office in La Moneda in center-left governments, nor did we cancel people who think differently. We have a different scale, definitely, wrote the senator Matthias Walker.

From the right they also lambasted Jackson’s commented phrase, highlighting the “none” to the previous leftist governments.

“Shocking dismissal of “Giorgio” to the entire former agreement. Sweep the floor with all those who were before them, “said the UDI deputy, John Antonio Coloma.

“Jackson will never be successful as SEGPRES because he believes he is morally superior to the rest. He considers himself and his family as purer than Mother Teresa”, he ironically, on the other hand, the Senator Red Edwards.

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Jackson before threats of sabotage from Llaitul: “This is not a government that is going to persecute ideas” | National

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Minister Giorgio Jackson reiterated the Government’s position once morest using the State Security Law, following the controversial statements by Héctor Llaitul. “This is not a government that is going to pursue ideas and that is a line that goes down from the President onwards,” he assured.

Minister Jackson reaffirmed the Government’s refusal to file a complaint once morest Hector Llaitul, following a controversial interview.

Let us remember that the CAM leader recognized the use of violence as a political action, through sabotage.

“Our priority is to channel violence into sabotage, into very well-directed sabotage. Towards inputs, towards machinery and for that reason (…) what the media should portray is that we respect the workers”, he explained.

“It is not an issue of leaving them without work or burning the machine of their owners, it has nothing to do with directly affecting them, it is an issue that we defend in this way, of our demands to put a stop to extractivism, to stop so much devastation and so much injustice once morest our people,” added Llaitul.

Abbott for Llaitul’s statements: “A complaint is required by the Government”

After his words, the National Prosecutor, Jorge Abbott, He assured that to initiate an investigative line, the Government must first present a complaint or complaint.

“That is a sovereign decision of the Government, regarding which it is not up to me to give an opinion,” said the head of the Public Ministry.

However, from La Moneda they ruled out filing another lawsuit once morest Héctor Llaitul.

As said by the Government spokesperson, Camila Vallejo, any fact constituting a crime will be added to the legal action filed in 2018 by the previous government.

Jackson reiterates Llaitul’s position of not “pursuing ideas”

This position was defended by the Minister of the Segpres, Giorgio Jackson, who insisted that they will not file legal actions to “pursue ideas.”

He said so in an interview with CNN Chile, where he emphasized that “if there is a fire, an arson attack, an attack on people, the use of weapons and that there is evidence to be able to make a complaint, this Government is going to do it.”

“What we have not done, as the President said, this is not a Government that is going to pursue ideas and that is a line that goes down from the President onwards”, he sentenced.

“That is very typical and the line is very thin in authoritarian regimes, when what is done is to try to persecute, criminalize, for what a person has said,” he added.

“It is not healthy for governments to be the ones who have to criminally prosecute people,” Jackson insisted.

In any case, he qualified his statements by assuring that “these are facts that the Prosecutor’s Office will have to investigate and obviously we do not share and repudiate those statements.”

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Minister Jackson assures that the Government has not used resources or working time in favor of the Approval | National

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Given the opposition’s complaints that the government would be campaigning for approval, Minister Giorgio Jackson said that La Moneda is complying with the Comptroller’s ruling on disregard.

The Minister Secretary General of the Presidency, Giorgio Jacksonruled out that the Government has spent public resources and not working time to support the campaign of the I approve.

in conversation with Chilevisionthe authority referred to the opposition complaints which ensures that La Moneda has set aside its functions for campaigning.

In this regard, Jackson indicated that the ruling of Comptroller on the presidency of the Executive during the campaign.

“It seems to me that they do not have any basis because the disregard that is expressed in an opinion in the Comptroller’s Office refers to do not occupy public resources or within working hours to demonstrate for a specific option and the Government has fully complied with that,” he said.

Along with this, he pointed out that “when the president (Gabriel Boric), in the role that we have as a Government to deliver constitutions so that people can get an idea if they like it or not…implement is so that people can say Approve or Reject”.

“When they ask the president for a signature, he will never deny… not doing so would be very contrary to the personality of the president”, he added, following neighboring Peñalolén asked him to sign texts of the possible new constitution.

In addition, he expressed that “it strikes me that they demanded of us from the opposition, that before the plebiscite we were not governing and now that it is our turn to govern… They tell us that they interpret it as a campaign for Approval”.

“We have never expressed a position in the use of our ministerial and government time… We are more inclined towards an option, but we do not express that when we are a government authoritybecause we must represent everyone”, he pointed out.

Mirosevic backs Jackson

The deputy of the Liberal Party and one of the coordinators of the campaign for the Approval, Vlado Mirosevicassured that the accusations once morest the Government would be false.

This, since there would be no concrete evidence that public resources have been used in favor of the option and added that the main objective of the accusations would be to cause harm.


Senator of the Independent Democratic Union, Ivan Moreiraassured that along with asking the Government to call the Secretary General of the OAS as an observer of the process, he, for his part, will also appeal to the entity to come to the country to supervise.

For her part, the deputy for National Renewal, Camila Floresalso announced that it is studying a series of actions to take action on the matter.

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