Paraguay
Asunción opposition registers 5,000 election workers for the October 4 municipal elections
The alliance backing Soledad Núñez presented its poll watchers and poll workers to cover voting tables and polling places in the capital. According to ABC Color, the opposition slate called for citizen participation and spoke of full control during election day.
The campaign for the municipal elections on October 4 added a new sign of opposition organization in Asunción. According to ABC Color, the Juntos por Asunción alliance, which backs Soledad Núñez, registered 5,000 election workers to serve at voting tables and polling places in the capital.
According to that outlet, Núñez was accompanied by leaders of the Authentic Radical Liberal Party and forces from the so-called third space, including Patria Querida and Cruzada Nacional. The candidate said the list presented is the result of several months of work and linked it to the expectation of change in the city.
Still according to ABC Color, the candidate said the election workers will seek to ensure control of the votes and safeguard the will of Asunción residents. She also called on the public to go to the polls and said her group will have full coverage of tables and polling places to report any irregularities.
In the Paraguayan capital, one of the key contests will be between Núñez and Camilo Pérez, the Partido Colorado candidate aligned with Honor Colorado. On October 4, voters will choose mayors and municipal councils across the country.
Senator Yolanda Paredes, of Cruzada Nacional, described the presentation as a show of opposition unity and called for that model to be replicated nationwide, according to what was published by ABC Color.
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