Municipal elections: Camilo promises Asunción 'without potholes, clean and safe'

Camilo Pérez, a candidate for mayor of Asunción representing the Partido Colorado, has promised to deliver a city "without potholes, clean, and safe" within his first 100 days in office. Pérez, who currently leads the Paraguayan Olympic Committee, outlined his vision for the capital at the Forbes Real Estate Summit.

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the first 100 days in which he said that he would focus on a city without potholes, clean and safe.

Speaking to developers, investors, and business leaders, Pérez stressed the need for modernization, efficient resource management, transparency, and close collaboration with the productive sector. He stated that Asunción must become an "ally of investments," promoting clear regulations, streamlined processes, and sustainable urban planning to foster orderly growth.

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Our administration will see real estate developers as strategic partners for the development of Asunción, not just as taxpayers.

Pérez views real estate developers as "strategic partners" rather than mere taxpayers. He plans to leverage over 9,000 municipal land plots, working with the private sector to attract investment, create new cadastral records, and enhance the city's revenue streams. This initiative aims to revitalize the local economy, generate employment, and improve infrastructure.

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The Municipality has more than 9,000 plots of land that we will put into value together with the private sector to attract investments, generate new cadastral accounts and strengthen the municipality's income.

Beyond immediate improvements, Pérez intends to drive the revitalization of the historic center through pilot projects. He plans to collaborate with developers to reclaim the area, transforming it into a hub for investment and development. Pérez committed to maintaining continuous dialogue with urban development stakeholders to build an Asunción with enhanced management capabilities, infrastructure, and opportunities for all its residents.

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In parallel, we will promote the revitalization of the Historic Center through pilot blocks, working with developers to recover that area and turn it into a hub for investment and development.