The New York City mayoral race witnessed a fiery exchange as former Governor Andrew Cuomo targeted socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani over his Ugandan property, citing Uganda’s severe anti-LGBT laws. Cuomo urged Mamdani to boycott and divest from his Ugandan assets, highlighting the nation’s human rights violations.
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New York City Mayoral election: Former Governor slams Zohran Mamdani for his property in ‘anti-LGBT’ Uganda; Andrew Cuomo says ‘silence is violence’
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