Information moves usYamandú Orsi after meeting with Luis Lacalle Pou in Executive Tower.Photo: Santiago Mazzarovich / adhocPHOTOSThe agreement between the Government and Katoen Natie, the closure of Casa de Galicia and the authorization for cable television companies to sell Internet to homes, were the three points that the mayor of Canelones, Yamandú Orsi, marked as measures taken with a haste has no clear explanation.“Sometimes I notice rush or haste that blurs the picture more,” he said.For Orsi, the government hastened to grant the container terminal to Katoen Natie for another 50 years.“It was suggested that there was a complaint, there was none, that there was a trial,” Orsi recalled, but “at least we would have waited for the trial to appear to make a concession of that type,” he said in his column on the radio of San Jose, CX41.He also noted as "not very effective" the different determinations of the Government on the ex-mutualista Casa de Galicia."Wasn't there a shorter way that was to lend to Casa de Galicia so that so much mess would not be created?", he pointed out, while pointing out that Banco República lent money to a mutualist (Círculo Católico) to buy the main building of the closed health house.To conclude, he pointed out the government's “hurry” for the decision to enable cable operators to sell Internet services to five firms, of which three are the largest companies in the field in the country.“If the idea is that the cable operators are somewhat complicated because since applications like Netflix appeared and all that they have been shrinking, if those in Montevideo are complicated, those in the interior are also complicated,” he indicated.The radio that moves us