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Paraguay municipal elections: Opposition gains in cities

6 clusters · 33 sources · last updated

Latest: Municipal election results show major shifts in Santa Province and Asunción

The 2026 municipal elections in Paraguay have resulted in significant political shifts, characterized by a massive territorial expansion for the ruling Asociación Nacional Republicana (ANR) alongside opposition gains in

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Global municipal infrastructure and water management

7 clusters · 126 sources · last updated

Latest: Water and sanitation infrastructure investments expand in Dominican Republic and Peru

Municipalities and regional governments across Spain, South America, and North America continue to implement diverse infrastructure, urban planning, and service management initiatives, with a heavy emphasis on water and

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Colorado Party strategy and internal shifts for 2028

2 clusters · 8 sources · last updated

Latest: Colorado Party factions navigate internal shifts for 2028

Internal dynamics within Paraguay’s Asociación Nacional Republicana (ANR) are intensifying as various factions prepare for upcoming elections. Dissident leaders, including Mario Abdo Benítez and Hugo Velázquez, are worki

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Paraguay municipal elections and Colorado Party dynamics

10 clusters · 37 sources · last updated

Latest: Honor Colorado leaders resolve internal disputes in Paraguay

As Paraguay approaches the October 4 municipal elections across 263 districts, the political landscape remains marked by both institutional goals and allegations of irregularity. President Santiago Peña has called for hi

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Paraguay public health management controversy

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Vice President Alliana defends Paraguay health spending amid criticism

The administration of Paraguayan President Santiago Peña faces scrutiny over the state of the national healthcare system. President Peña has acknowledged that public health and the Social Security Institute (IPS) are in

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