RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Paraguayan head of state thus replied to the request made days earlier by a number of senators for him to run for the presidency of the conservative party and clarified that under no circumstances will he hold "the two offices concurrently," in statements to the press after a public event.
"I will not fall, and I will not make the mistake - should I decide to run next year -, of holding the two offices simultaneously. I will not violate the Constitution," Benítez said.
The Paraguayan president confirmed that he will analyze this option "by the . . .
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