Ricardo Canese

Ricardo Canese

politician unknown

Ricardo Canese is a former member of the Parlasur and an advocate for transparency in the management of Itaipú, where he has raised concerns about the concentration of funds in Brazilian banks and the financial losses incurred due to unfavorable deposit practices.

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Paraguay Paraguay: Ricardo Canese is mentioned as one of the few cases where Paraguay achieved total compliance with reparations ordered. 6

Marco Aurelio Gonzalez Santiago Pena Carlos Gonzalez Morel Bonifacio Rios Fernandez Gadea Alejandro Nissen
ABC Color – leading Paraguayan newspaper, est. 1967: “Paraguay es modelo”, afirma Marco Aurelio González ante visita de jueces de la Corte IDH, pese a retrocesos e incumplimientos - Nacionales

Mexico Mexico: Ricardo Canese is mentioned in relation to a ruling by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights regarding freedom of expression. 5

Tania Contreras Lopez Americo Villarreal Juan Carlos Madero Larios Hector De Mauleon Cuauhtemoc Blanco Maite Azuela
El Universal: De Mauleón censurado y señalado para banalizar la violencia de género

Paraguay Paraguay: Ricardo Canese claimed that Santiago Peña is delaying the renegotiation of the Anexo C. 3

Santiago Pena Pedro Ferreira Rafael Filizzola Jair Bolsonaro Nicanor Duarte Frutos Fernando Lugo
ABC Color – leading Paraguayan newspaper, est. 1967: Santiago Peña usa de excusa el espionaje para no negociar la tarifa de Itaipú, sostienen - Economía

Paraguay Paraguay: Former parliamentarian Ricardo Canese denounced the concentration of Itaipú's funds in Brazilian banks. 7

Mercedes Canese German Escauriza Victor Rios Fernando Lugo Inacio Lula Da Silva Heriberto Bobadilla
ABC Color – leading Paraguayan newspaper, est. 1967: Organizaciones exigen auditoría a Itaipú: “Metieron la mano en la lata” - Economía