By Marcos Pérez Talia Now that the Concertation, as a legal figure, has become unobjectionable to the opposition, new disagreements arise regarding the type of election of the presidential candidacy. When it seemed that the internal election by open register ... More »
By Fernando Martínez Escobar Among the political forces that make up the recently created Concertation, there are basically two positions in relation to the conformation of the lists for the Senate; one seeks to present a unified list and the other to maintain... More »
By Javier Lassalle In the previous post I expressed the need for practicality in the agreement for the presidential and gubernatorial positions, justified by the fact that the NRA remains at levels close to 50% for those positions. More »
By Javier Lassalle Most of the political parties in Paraguay are in the process of electoral union through an alliance that would compete against the ANR in the elections of 2023. The invitation to the formation of the coalition includes actors of the entire i... More »
By Ma. del Pilar Abente Lahaye This article is a continuation of the first in the series “Parity in the PLRA“, which explained how the process to approve gender parity in the party bylaws was carried out. In this article we will discuss what this initiative co... More »
By Marcos Pérez Talia It even seems obvious to say that the Paraguayan opposition needs to unite to defeat the Colorado Party. Everything seems to indicate that this total unity will take place under the legal framework of the National Concertation. But to get... More »
By Ma. del Pilar Abente Lahaye After years and years of struggle of liberal women for their political rights and in particular for gender parity in the PLRA, finally in the last Convention of March 13, 2022, the highest party authority approved the inclusion o... More »
By Marcos Pérez Talia Paraguay’s political history is full of presidents and leaders of all kinds. Intellectuals, charismatic, corrupt, sullen, irascible, authoritarian, etc. The one who stands out is Manuel Gondra -twice president of the Republic- who remains... More »
Jorge Rolón Luna * Today’s world is ruled by crooks and thieves; moreover, traffickers, pirates and smugglers are reshaping it according to their interests, affecting governments, violating societies and undermining democracies, argue Olivier Bullough and Mois... More »