The presidential badge led by Santiago Peña and Pedro Alliana of the Honor Colorado movement was on an electoral tour of the department of Ñeembucú.
Indeed, Peña and Alliana went this morning to a interview on Radio Nacional del Paraguay and Paraguay TV in Pilar, with the aim of sharing their government projects.
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However, the interview only lasted about 40 minutes, as intentionally interrupted with a ‘supposed power cut’ and, therefore, there was a cut in transmission.
In this regard, Víctor Hugo Fornerón, candidate for governor of the department of Ñeembucú, affirmed that the action was an outrage against the human rights, comparing censorship as an act of the Stronista dictatorship and a dirty electoral move by the Republican Force movement.
“The government also has its tentacles within the department, they are using state institutions in a very perverse way, they have been groped for several months. They argued that it was a power cut, but nothing was recorded in the city of Pilarthey lead us to suppose that it was an intentional maneuver to prevent the Honor Colorado movement from being in contact with the citizenry”, he expressed in contact with La Nación/NaciónMedia.
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In context, the politician stated that the official censorship within the radio it is not new, since he, other authorities and leaders of the Colorado Honor movement on other occasions have already been the target of the Abdist maneuver.
“It is unfortunate how they use public tools for their political campaign, for a long time we as leaders of Honor Colorado we can not participate in this radiowhich is extremely popular in the department of Ñeembucú”, he lamented, in turn, referring that in this way the means of communication is used by the current Government for the political persecution.
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