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Soledad Núñez questioned her rival in Asunción and called on voters to go to the polls on October 4
The candidate said she does not answer to any party and assured that, if she wins, she will govern for all Asunción residents. She also denounced, according to ABC Color, the use of municipal resources in favor of her opponent.
Soledad Núñez said she is not “anti-Colorado” and stressed that she considers herself independent, with no party affiliation. In an interview with the radio program Franja Roja de Ñandutí, cited by ABC Color, she said there are valuable people in all political spaces, both in the ANR and the PLRA, the right and the left.
In that context, she called for setting aside fanaticism and voting without being tied to party identities. She also said that, if she prevails in the municipal elections on October 4, she will work with all the residents of Asunción regardless of political colors.
Núñez also denounced that the Municipality of Asunción, now under the control of the Colorado Party and interim mayor Luis Bello, is being used to finance her opponent’s campaign. According to ABC Color, the candidate said she was making that accusation “with full responsibility” and that she had inside knowledge of that situation.
When referring to the ANR and Honor Colorado candidates, she said they do not represent real renewal. In that context, she took aim at her rival’s team and said that in their photos “only Nenecho is missing.”
Finally, she urged citizens to take part in the election and said the outcome will depend largely on those who usually stay home. As she recalled, in the previous municipal election 170,000 people did not vote, a figure that, according to her remarks, exceeds the votes obtained by Nenecho.
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