Colorado Party

You have this, you know, um, party in power that's been in power for literally 60 years.

Um, the Colorado, the Partido Colorado, the, uh, I guess the... [sighs] I should translate this.

The National Republican Association is this, this party in power.

Um, and, you know, the citizens are pretty dissatisfied with the party in power.

You have this, you know, party in power that's been in power for literally 60 years.

The Colorado, the Partido Colorado, the I guess I should translate this.

the National Republican Association is this party in power.

And, you know, the citizens are pretty dissatisfied with the party in power.

You have this, you know, party in power that's been in power for literally 60 years.

The Colorado, the Partido Colorado, the I guess I should translate this.

the National Republican Association is this party in power.

And, you know, the citizens are pretty dissatisfied with the party in power.

You have this, you know, party in power that's been in power for literally 60 years.

The Colorado, the Partido Colorado, the I guess I should translate this.

the National Republican Association as this party in power.

And, you know, the citizens are pretty dissatisfied with the party in power.

You have this, you know, Paraguay, party in power that's been in power for literally 60 years.

The Colorado, the Partido Colorado, the, I guess I should translate this, the National Republican Association is this party in power.

And, you know, the citizens are pretty dissatisfied with the party in power.

And it's in these circumstances that a bishop, you know, a Catholic bishop sort of emerges, obviously a male, right? And And he uses his identity as a priest to sort of signal to the Paraguayans that he's, you know, new, an agent of change.