Paraguay
Camilo Pérez presented his proposals for the Asunción mayoralty to university students
The Colorado Party candidate outlined the main guidelines of his government plan in a meeting with students from the Catholic University. He also answered questions about security and municipal management.
Camilo Pérez, candidate for mayor of Asunción for the Colorado Party, presented his government plan at a meeting with university students organized by the Federation of Student Centers of the Catholic University, according to La Nación Paraguay.
According to that outlet, the event revolved around three pillars of his proposal for the capital: “A Municipality that works”, “Quality of life” and “Citizen pride”. During the exchange, the candidate outlined measures linked to the city’s everyday problems and gathered complaints and suggestions from the student sector.
Still according to La Nación Paraguay, one of the highlighted points was security, with a focus on young people and students who travel daily through Asunción. In that context, Pérez proposed the creation of a Municipal Neighborhood Police, backed by technology and a monitoring system, as part of a prevention and response strategy.
After answering questions from the university students, Pérez said he has no problem responding to young people’s concerns and maintained that his ties with that sector were strengthened through his experience in sports, according to what was published by La Nación Paraguay.
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