POLITICS● LOWSep 5 · Sep 5, 2026, 4:02 PM
"José C. Paz has a cure," the slogan that gathered 40 thousand signatures: the story behind the neighborhood dream for a priest to run against Mario Ishii in the polls
Clarín · south america
Father Gustavo Manrique arrived in that municipality before the 1989 outbreak. Ten years later, residents pushed him as a mayoral candidate until the Bishop stopped him. His perspective on social degradation from poverty to misery, drugs in neighborhoods, and dealers as lenders.
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