The Paraguayan economy is growing strongly, but the challenge is ensuring that this growth reaches households, workers, and microenterprises. This series examines why strong macroeconomic indicators do not always translate into higher incomes, quality jobs, and reduced poverty.

To conclude this series, he presents in this interview an overview of what the implementation of these institutional safeguards would mean for the country. His series proposes profound changes, but why is the current Fiscal Responsibility Act insufficient, and why is it necessary to elevate these rules to constitutional status?

In this final installment of the series “Constitutional Safeguards for Fiscal Stability in Paraguay,” today we will address the topic: “The proposed safeguards would transform our Constitution into a guarantor of prosperity. With limited debt, strict rules, and protected economic rights, we will attract investment and growth.” It is time for an economic amendment to ensure stability, development, and a future free from recurring fiscal crises. Our country deserves institutions that not only react to storms but also prevent them.

Constitutional safeguards will not be approved on their own. They require a broad and solid base of national support. Building consensus is not a minor detail; it is the key to success. Our country has seen many good ideas fail due to a lack of public and political support. This time must be different. The economic amendment proposed in these articles—which seeks to limit debt, impose strict fiscal rules, and safeguard economic rights—must become a national cause, transcending party lines.

In this tenth installment of the series “Constitutional Safeguards for Fiscal Stability in Paraguay,” today we will address the topic of expected political resistance and the short-term interests of opposition sectors that benefit from discretionary spending and patronage.