The political act was held in Natalio. Photo: Rocío Gómez, Media Nation.
The presidential candidate Santiago Peña, during a visit to the northeast of Itapúa, promised to take care of production and private property, while fighting with the same vehemence for access to land.
The candidate for president of the Republic, Santiago Peña, arrived this Saturday in Natalio, Itapúa department, where he shared with cooperative members and producers in the area, to whom he presented his government plans.
“We come to commit ourselves to the northeast of Itapúa, to tell them that the victory that we are going to conquer is going to be a debt that we are going to fulfill in five years, with works of progress, money in our pockets, health in hospitals and education in the schools”, expressed Peña, at the beginning of his speech.
He added that, will take care of private property, but that, with the same strength and vehemence, will also fight for the small producer to have access to the land. In addition, it will protect the men and women who work every day to give their children a better future.
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“They are wanting to come from outside to change our lifestyle, our family, and we tell them, The Colorado Party is not going to allow the change of the family or Paraguayan life”, he claimed.
He pointed out that those who present themselves as the drivers of change in the country never did anything when they had the opportunity and that they do not know Paraguay beyond Calle Última.
The mayor of Hohenau, Enrique Hahn; Germán Gneiting, mayor of Carmen del Paraná; Senator Juan Afara, the former governor of Itapúa, Juan Shcmalko, among several other references.
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