By Marcos Pérez Talia
It is not controversial to say that the PLRA is the most important party of the Concertación. Its history, its number of members and voters, and its vast party structure made up of parliamentarians, governors, mayors, and councilmen throughout the country endorse its preeminence among the Concertacionists. But despite its centrality in Paraguayan politics, not much is known about the pathway of its internal electoral life.