Paraguay
Cartes and Alliana showed unity within the Colorado Party ahead of the municipal elections
The ANR leader and the vice president met with an eye on the October 4 elections and the internal landscape toward 2028. According to La Nacion Paraguay, they reaffirmed a message of party unity.
Horacio Cartes, president of the Colorado Party and leader of Honor Colorado, held a meeting this Friday with the vice president of the Republic, Pedro Alliana, on the eve of the municipal elections on October 4.
According to La Nacion Paraguay, both sought to reinforce a sign of unity ahead of the district elections, with the goal of working for the largest possible number of mayoralties for the candidates of List 1 of the National Republican Association in the country’s 263 municipalities.
After the meeting, Alliana said on his social media accounts that they shared their commitment to the Colorado Party “fraternally” and stated that, above differences, they prioritize issues such as health, medicines, housing and education. In that same message, he added that they are moving “toward the conquest of October 4 and then toward the great victory of 2028.”
According to that outlet, Alliana, mentioned as a presidential contender for 2028, had already asked his fellow party members to focus first on the municipal elections and leave for later the definition of who will accompany him as a vice presidential pre-candidate. La Nacion Paraguay also noted that, despite differences recorded in recent weeks over that candidacy, the public stance remained centered on party unity, both within the ruling sector and among the different Colorado internal factions.
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