Mauricio Espínola
Mauricio Espínola is a Paraguayan politician and a dissident member of the Colorado Party, known for his critical stance towards the current administration. He has called for significant changes within the party and government, urging President Santiago Peña to take decisive actions against corruption. Espínola advocates for transparency and justice, expressing that the people of Paraguay are yearning for integrity in leadership.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Paraguay | 9 | 6.00 | 0.82% | +10% | 7,132,538 | 64,427 | $38,000 | 343$ |
| Totals | 9 | 7,132,538 | 64,427 | $38,000 | 343$ |
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola is a deputy who criticized the negligence in the maintenance of medical equipment at IPS.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola is a dissident Colorado deputy who denounced the alleged pressures from the Vice President.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola publicly denounced the situation at IPS, calling it 'criminal negligence'.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola, a dissident member of the Colorado party, expressed concerns about the pressure being exerted by Pedro Alliana on his colleagues.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola is a dissident Colorado deputy who constantly denounces the situation with IPS.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola is a legislator who has been requesting reports on IPS deposits in Ueno Bank.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola is a deputy who requested reports from the IPS regarding the management of retirement funds.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola is a deputy who presented requests for reports related to financial transactions involving Ueno Bank.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola is a deputy who has raised concerns about the financial risks associated with the Grupo Vázquez and Itti.
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Paraguay:
Mauricio Espínola questioned the stability of the IPS and highlighted risks from investments in a bank linked to the president.
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