Paraguay
Peña called for unity in Honor Colorado and backed the municipal candidates on List 1
The president spoke in Yaguarón about the Colorado Party’s internal politics and denied that there are opposing factions within the ruling coalition. He also reaffirmed Pedro Alliana as the movement’s presidential precandidate.
During a government event in Yaguarón, President Santiago Peña referred to the internal situation of the Colorado Party and said his position is aimed at unity within Honor Colorado, according to Unicanal.
The president rejected labels about possible divisions, such as “peñismo” or “allianismo,” and said he stands on the side of what unites the party. In that line, he stressed that he seeks to “add and multiply” rather than deepen differences.
According to Unicanal, Peña acknowledged that in a majority political space such as Honor Colorado there may be tensions, although he considered that there is a tendency to exaggerate those differences.
He also said that the current electoral priority is the municipal elections scheduled for October 4 and argued that the party must uniformly support the 263 candidates for mayor on List 1.
On the other hand, he reaffirmed that Pedro Alliana remains a presidential precandidate within the movement. He also highlighted the political and personal relationship he built with the current figure, in a statement that, according to Unicanal, he presented as one of the greatest satisfactions of his life.
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