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Paraguay: A Candidate Promised 24 Hours of Free Motels if He Wins the Election by More than 10,000 Votes

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The applicant to the Itauguá mayor's office conditioned the benefit to achieve a difference of 10,000 votes and said the initiative will be financed by his family

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The applicant to the Itauguá mayor's office conditioned the benefit to achieve a difference of 10,000 votes and said the initiative will be financed by his family

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The colorful candidate Horacio Fernández seeks a second term in Itauguá and launched an unusual campaign proposal. He assured that, if he exceeds 10,000 votes of difference, he will open free the reserved of his property so that the militancy "festifies as appropriate" The entry Campaign Promise: Paraguayan candidate offers free motels for 24 hours if he wins the quarter was first published in El Ciudadano.

Horacio Fernández seeks to return to the Itauguá Intendency and launched an unusual campaign proposal: if he makes that substantial difference, he will open his family's four motels.

Fernández explained that this is a private initiative that will be financed by his family, owner of the establishments, and that he seeks to celebrate a possible decisive electoral victory.

September 15, 2026.- Through social networks is circulating a video in which Horacio Fernández, candidate for mayor of Itaguá, Paraguay, is observed, launching a promise that case of winning the local elections by more than 10,000 votes of difference, will cause four motels of [...] Entry [#VIDEO] Candidate in Paraguay promises free motels for 24 hours if he wins with 10,000 votes of difference (by Luis Salas de Astillero Informa) was first publ…

A candidate for mayor in Paraguay displaced his followers by launching a unique campaign proposal: to give 24 hours of free access to four motels if imposed on the ballot boxes by a forceful difference. The unusual announcement was made by the current mayor Horacio Fernández, also businessman of the motel sector and candidate by the Colorado Party to be re-elected in the city of Itauguá, during a political act in front of the municipal elections…

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RosarioPlus broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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