Paraguay
The PLRA closed its campaign in Central and Caacupé with backing from Ricardo Estigarribia
The governor of Central accompanied Liberal candidates’ events in Ñemby, San Antonio, Caacupé and Luque. According to ABC Color, the party is entering the final stretch with the goal of winning 100 mayoralties nationwide.
The Authentic Radical Liberal Party held campaign closings in districts of Central and in Caacupé, with the participation of Central governor Ricardo Estigarribia, a leader who also expressed his intention to run for the presidency.
According to ABC Color, the tour included activities alongside Blas Lanzoni, candidate for mayor of Ñemby; Santiago Aguilera, candidate in San Antonio; and Víctor Zárate, candidate in Caacupé. The final stop was on Sunday night in Luque, at the event for Manuel “Manolo” Achucarro.
According to that outlet, the closing in Luque had a particular context because Cartist councilors had promoted an ordinance to prevent political campaigning in municipal public spaces.
In his remarks, Estigarribia stressed the need for coordination between municipalities and governorates to address demands related to health, social welfare, infrastructure, culture and public services.
ABC Color also noted that, in Luque, the governor expressed his support for Achucarro and argued that a future administration must remain close to residents, with visits to neighborhoods to learn firsthand about the community’s needs.
The PLRA is thus entering the final stage of the campaign with the aim of winning 100 mayoralties in the municipal elections on October 4, according to ABC Color.
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