Encarnación councilor candidate Claudia Arévalos has intensified her social and political activities in recent days, closing out her campaign with an eye on the June 7 primaries. At community meetings and Mother's Day tributes, Arévalos emphasized her organizational work and the backing she has received from the population.
"We are now on the eve of the June 7 primaries and are also wrapping up activities. We were able to develop several issues related to Mother's Day with the team accompanying Carlos Pereira," Arévalos said, referring to the political leader with whom she shares a ticket.
One of the most significant meetings took place at Club San Juan, where Arévalos and her team gathered dozens of mothers from different neighborhoods. Activities were also held with women from the Fishermen's Association and residents of the San Isidro neighborhood. During the events, gifts were distributed, children played games, and there were moments of camaraderie.
In the final stretch, Arévalos reported that the focus is on logistics for election day. "We have a logistics team that is seeing to all the details for election day. We are closing this phase to move forward with the organizational aspect, which is also very important," she explained.
Arévalos stated that many Encarnación residents see her candidacy as a symbol of renewal. "People see me as a new figure and we want to give a dose of hope to those who desire renewal in their authorities," she concluded.