Paraguay
Camilo Pérez Added Campaign Events in Zeballos Cué and Barrio Obrero
The List 1 candidate for mayor of Asunción led a district meeting in Zeballos Cué and took part in another event in Barrio Obrero. According to Unicanal, both gatherings were part of his territorial campaign agenda ahead of October 4.
Camilo Pérez, candidate for mayor of Asunción for List 1, led his second major district event in Zeballos Cué, with the participation of more than 3,000 people, according to Unicanal.
The event was held at Sectional No. 25 and brought together leaders, members of the Command, sectional presidents, residents, city council candidates and campaign figures.
During the event, Pérez spoke about his affiliation with the Colorado Party and said that the meeting between party leaders, teams and citizens reflects a distinctive spirit of that space. He also presented proposals for Zeballos Cué, including revitalized plazas, greater internal transport capacity and more security with community policing.
According to Unicanal, the candidate said that this type of gathering reflects the work his group has been carrying out in the different neighborhoods of Asunción and the support the campaign is receiving. The outlet added that the event is part of an agenda of five meetings in different sectors of the capital.
In another campaign event, also reported by Unicanal, Pérez took part in a meeting in Barrio Obrero alongside the team of women leaders of Iván Chilavert, candidate for councilor for List 1-Option 7 and president of Colorado Sectional No. 2.
According to that outlet, the candidate arrived accompanied by his campaign chief, Raúl Latorre, and by the deputy campaign chief of the Movimiento Colorado Añetete, Mauricio Espínola. There he praised the integration of different sectors, highlighted the role of women in the campaign and said they will have a leading role in his projects and in a possible municipal administration.
Unicanal also noted that Chilavert highlighted the leadership of the women on his team and considered Pérez’s candidacy key to consolidating the support of the dissidence for List 1.
The territorial agenda will continue on Thursday, September 17, at Sectional No. 2, ahead of the October 4 elections, according to Unicanal.
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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.
