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Terciados Paraíso Presented His Arguments to Separate Himself Administratively From San Pedro: the Municipalization "Is Not so Far Away" They Said

Summary by MisionesOnline
Walter Pereyra, president of the Pro-Municipal Commission of Terciados Paraíso, said that the municipalization project continues to advance in the House of Representatives of Missions. The initiative proposes to form a new municipality on some 73,589 hectares currently belonging to San Pedro and has, according to him, the support of the mayor and the deliberative council of that locality.
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Walter Pereyra, president of the Pro-Municipal Commission of Terciados Paraíso, said that the municipalization project continues to advance in the House of Representatives of Missions. The initiative proposes to form a new municipality on some 73,589 hectares currently belonging to San Pedro and has, according to him, the support of the mayor and the deliberative council of that locality.

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MisionesOnline broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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