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Camilo Pérez promises “a clean, pothole-free city” in Zeballos Cue

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Asunción mayoral candidate Camilo Pérez visited Zeballos Cue and nearby areas, promising a clean, safer city without potholes.
  • Pérez said his campaign would prioritize direct contact with residents ahead of Paraguay’s Oct. 4 municipal elections.
  • He confirmed he would not attend the CODEASU forum because of scheduling commitments, saying his decision had already been formally communicated.

Camilo Pérez took his campaign for Asunción mayor through Zeballos Cue, San Miguel and San Rafael, promising residents a city that is clean, safe and free of potholes.

The candidate for the Asociación Nacional Republicana said he had listened to the priorities of each area while presenting his main proposals. He described a future municipality as modern, digital and transparent.

A clean city without potholes, safer, with a modern, digital and transparent municipality.

· Camilo PérezThe Asunción mayoral candidate stated the main goals of his municipal proposal.

Pérez said neighborhood walks were the part of the campaign he liked most because they brought him close to voters. “We are very happy to accompany all these people. What I like most about the campaign are the walks. They give you closeness to the people, and it is a pleasure to walk like this,” he said.

We are very happy to accompany all these people. What I like most about the campaign are the walks. They give you closeness to the people, and it is a pleasure to walk like this.

· Camilo PérezPérez described neighborhood walks as his preferred campaign activity.

With the Oct. 4 municipal election approaching, he said his campaign would remain focused on direct contact with citizens. “We are already campaigning through walks like this. From early in the day, and every afternoon, we are visiting the neighborhoods,” Pérez said.

He also confirmed that he would not participate in the CODEASU forum scheduled for Wednesday because of his agenda. He said the decision had already been communicated formally in advance.

We are already campaigning through walks like this. From early in the day, and every afternoon, we are visiting the neighborhoods.

· Camilo PérezHe explained why his campaign was prioritizing direct contact with residents.
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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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