Paraguay
Camilo Pérez Focused on Transparency and Management in His Asunción Candidacy
The candidate for the capital’s mayoralty said he will seek to restore public trust with more public information and a stronger presence on the streets. He also defended his experience leading sports as a management credential.
Camilo Pérez said that his proposal for the Municipality of Asunción is based on two pillars: direct management and transparency. According to La Nación Paraguay, the candidate for mayor on List 1 said on the program Fuego cruzado, on GEN channel, that his priority will be to provide quick answers to the city’s everyday problems, such as potholes and garbage collection.
In that line, he said his eventual administration will maintain a permanent presence in the territory and stressed that municipal action must be accompanied by public oversight. He also promised that government decisions will not be kept away from residents’ knowledge and said that, in the case of major works, he will promote talks with affected residents and working groups with related unions.
According to La Nación Paraguay, Pérez said that restoring credibility in the Municipality of Asunción depends on citizens knowing what is happening inside the institution, even when it involves negative situations on the financial or administrative front.
The candidate also linked his candidacy to his experience in the sports field, where he currently heads the Paraguayan Olympic Committee. He said that track record shows leadership capacity and recalled the holding of major sporting events in the country as proof of management.
In the final stretch of the campaign, he highlighted the mobilization of different sectors and specifically mentioned a meeting with more than 5,000 women. He also confirmed that the campaign closing will be on Monday, September 28, at 4:00 p.m. on Costanera Norte and the street leading to Club Mbiguá, with a caravan ahead of the October 4 elections.
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