Button left = new Button(/* get bounds */);
        Button right = new Button(/* get bounds */);
 

Then I did some other modifications of my original code:
1) I added a Map to track the Pointer IDs and what button they were last pushing
2) some methods for encapsulating the effects of left/right buttons
3) the OnTouch() method which determines what to do.

For #1, and #2, and #3 before adding the MOVE action, I had this code:
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Map<Integer, Button> knownPointerMap = new HashMap<Integer, Button>();  
 
    private void goLeft()  
    {  
        renderer.setSpriteState('r', false);  
        renderer.setSpriteState('l', true);  
    }  
      
    private void goRight()  
    {  
        renderer.setSpriteState('r', true);  
        renderer.setSpriteState('l', false);  
    }  
      
    private void stopLeft()  
    {  
        renderer.setSpriteState('l', false);  
          
        if (shouldGoRight()  
        {  
            goRight();  
        }  
    }  
      
    private void stopRight()  
    {  
        renderer.setSpriteState('r', false);  
          
        if (shouldGoLeft()  
        {  
            goLeft();  
        }  
    }  
      
    private boolean shouldGoLeft()  
    {  
        return left.isPressed();  
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