Paraguay
Baruja said he will abide by Honor Colorado's decision on the Vice Presidency
The Minister of Urbanism referred to the internal dispute over the vice-presidential candidacy and said he will respect whatever the movement decides. He also said the current priority is the municipal elections on October 4.
The Minister of Urbanism, Juan Carlos Baruja, said he does not consider himself either accepted or rejected in the internal dispute over the candidacy for the Vice Presidency within Honor Colorado.
According to Unicanal, Baruja said this type of process is part of the normal dynamics of party movements, in which each sector promotes its candidate and then supports the final decision.
In that context, he noted that Horacio Cartes, as party president, expressed his preference for his name, and said he felt honored by that backing. At the same time, he stressed that he will respect the decision adopted by the group, in reference to Pedro Alliana.
According to Unicanal, the official also questioned critical internal sectors, saying that on one hand they call for debate and on the other they object to the discussions and tensions inherent to a party process.
Baruja also reaffirmed that he will act with institutional loyalty and as part of a team, and said he did not promote any operation to obtain a nomination. In that sense, he indicated that the priority today is the municipal elections scheduled for October 4.
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