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Sustainable development A Paraguay where the government is small, efficient, and strictly limited; where taxes are as low as possible; where private property is inviolable; and where the free market—not bureaucracy or patronage—determines what is produced, how investments are made, and who prospers.
Strong institutions for the future Paraguay needs a constitution that protects economic freedom as a fundamental right.
Sustainable development A Paraguay where the government is small, efficient, and strictly limited; where taxes are as low as possible; where private property is inviolable; and where the free market—not bureaucracy or patronage—determines what is produced, how investments are made, and who prospers.
Strong institutions for the future Paraguay needs a constitution that protects economic freedom as a fundamental right.
Modernization and Competitiveness
The infusion of private investment and the modernization of key sectors, such as energy and public utilities, boost efficiency, improve quality, and strengthen the country’s competitiveness at the regional level.
I call for its privatization through transparent competitive auctions, with strict regulations to ensure competition and quality of service.
Fiscal Responsibility and Growth Paraguay must achieve a zero deficit within five to seven years through efficient cuts in current spending and an increase in non-tax revenue.
Modernization and Competitiveness
The infusion of private investment and the modernization of key sectors, such as energy and public utilities, boost efficiency, improve quality, and strengthen the country’s competitiveness at the regional level.
I call for its privatization through transparent competitive auctions, with strict regulations to ensure competition and quality of service.
Fiscal Responsibility and Growth Paraguay must achieve a zero deficit within five to seven years through efficient cuts in current spending and an increase in non-tax revenue.
Architect of Latin American economic development.
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