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Camilo Pérez closed his round of neighborhood meetings in Asunción in San Pablo

The candidate from List 1 held his final campaign meeting at Seccional 24 in the San Pablo neighborhood. There, he again focused on security and the completion of pending works in the capital.

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Camilo Pérez, candidate for the Mayor’s Office of Asunción for List 1, led the fifth and final neighborhood meeting of his campaign at Seccional 24 in the San Pablo neighborhood, according to La Nación Paraguay.

According to that outlet, residents, representatives of Comando Capital and territorial teams took part in the event, in the final stretch toward the municipal elections scheduled for October 4.

During his remarks, Pérez said that a future municipal administration will have to move forward with the completion of unfinished road and drainage works in Asunción. According to La Nación Paraguay, he presented that point as one of the main responses to residents’ complaints.

On security, the candidate also proposed creating a neighborhood police force to coordinate actions between the municipality and security institutions, with the aim of recovering public spaces and strengthening ties with the neighborhoods, always according to that newspaper.

La Nación Paraguay also reported that the event was attended by campaign chief Raúl Latorre, general coordinator Arnaldo Samaniego, members of Comando Capital such as Fernando Ayala and Luisfer Bernal, and Salma Agüero, coordinator of Equipo Joven.

With this event, Pérez completed the cycle of five neighborhood meetings scheduled in different parts of the capital. From his technical team, the outlet added, they maintained that turnout and opinion polls show a favorable outlook for List 1 ahead of the election.

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About this note. Written by El Notero with assistance from artificial intelligence, based on what was published by the cited outlet. El Notero did not conduct its own reporting on this event.

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