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Deputies review bill to open ten notarial registries in Itapúa
The initiative was introduced by Colorado lawmaker César Cerini. It seeks to expand access to notarial procedures in different districts of the department.
The Chamber of Deputies is studying a bill that proposes creating ten new notarial registries in the department of Itapúa, according to La Nación Paraguay.
The initiative was promoted by Colorado lawmaker César Cerini and aims to bring this service closer to the public, especially to those who currently have to travel to other areas to carry out notarial procedures.
According to that outlet, the bill provides for the opening of a notarial registry in the districts of Natalio, Cambyretá, Mayor Otaño, Carlos Antonio López, Cnel. Bogado, San Cosme y Damián, San Pedro del Paraná, Edelira, Jesús de Tavarangüé and San Juan del Paraná.
According to the rationale cited by La Nación Paraguay, Itapúa has significant agricultural, tourism and cultural activity, along with population growth and an expansion outlook that increase demand for notarial services closer to where people live.
The proposal also seeks to advance the territorial decentralization of the service and reduce the difficulties caused by distances for those who need to go to a notarial registry.
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