Paraguay
Eleven candidates presented their proposals in the Senate for the Ombudsman’s Office
The Constitutional Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Senators continued this Thursday with public hearings to evaluate nominations. During the day, eleven aspirants presented their profiles and lines of work.
The Chamber of Senators continued this Thursday with public hearings for nominations to the Ombudsman’s Office, in a session held by the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, National Defense and Public Force, according to La Nación Paraguay.
According to that outlet, eleven nominees presented their backgrounds, proposals and management priorities. The hearing included Eusebio Junior Villanueva, Marta María Verónica Nogués Vargas, Claudia Patricia Sanabria, Silvia Juana Santander Florentín, Carlos Arza Melgarejo, Francisco Bogado Ferreira, Fulvio Bernardo Llano Goitia, Roberto Fabio Ozuna Ruiz, Claudia Jessica Mosqueira Céspedes, Edgar Eligio Villalba Riquelme and María Antonia Araujo Florentín.
La Nación Paraguay also noted that Emiliano Gaspar Cantero Jacquet did not attend the summons.
During the activity, the committee chairman, Javier Zacarías, highlighted the participation of Eusebio Junior Villanueva, whom he presented as a youth leader of the Pueblo Guaná and a candidate for one of the posts in the competition. According to the outlet, he also underscored the importance of the presence of Indigenous peoples in institutional settings, in line with what is established in the National Constitution.
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