Federico Franco
Federico 'Fredy' Franco is a Paraguayan politician and opposition deputy known for his outspoken criticism of the ruling Colorado Party and its leadership. Recently, he expressed dissatisfaction with President Santiago Peña's highly publicized 'Cumbre de Poderes,' labeling it as a mere script lacking genuine action to address the country's pressing issues. Franco has been a vocal advocate for transparency and accountability within the government, calling for significant reforms in the Jurado de Enjuiciamiento and other state institutions to restore public trust and ensure a balanced distribution of power. His remarks highlight a growing concern over the concentration of power and the perceived lack of effective governance in Paraguay.
Born on Jan 24, 1962 (63 years old)
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Paraguay:
Federico Franco is the former president who was defended in the lawsuit regarding the military's compensation claims.
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Paraguay:
Cristian Turrini Ayala, exdirector de la TV Pública en el gobierno de Federico Franco.
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Venezuela:
Federico Franco is a former president of Paraguay who supports the protection of María Corina Machado.
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Paraguay:
Federico Franco assumed the presidency after the political crisis that led to the impeachment of Fernando Lugo.
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Colombia:
Federico Franco is a former president who has joined the opposition against indefinite presidential re-election in El Salvador.
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Colombia:
Federico Franco is among the expresidentes who signed the letter urging international intervention in Álvaro Uribe's case.
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Dominican Republic:
Federico Franco is a former president of Paraguay who joined the initiative regarding Álvaro Uribe.
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Paraguay:
Federico Franco was the president during Ignacio Ortigoza's term at Indert.
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Paraguay:
Federico Franco made a management report in his party, which Peña is also expected to do.
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Paraguay:
Federico Franco expressed his concerns about Diego Candia's situation and the political implications of his appointment.
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