The Capital Committee of the Radical Civic Union -UCR- of Paraná confirmed this Thursday and expressed its regret for the death of former councilman Carlos González, who was one of the prominent radical leaders of the city and held various public roles.
González died in the early hours of today. During his career, he was a councilor in the last administration of Sergio Varisco as mayor of Paraná (he served as president of the Cambiemos bloc) and held important positions, even under the management of Humberto Varisco. In 2021 he was a pre-candidate for national deputy for the 502C list within the Juntos por Entre Ríos internal list, supporting the list headed by Pedro Galimberti.
READ MORE: González questioned the “political militancy” in the Assembly for Culture
Statement from the UCR Capital Committee
With deep regret we announce that the co-religionist Carlos Bernardo González, militant and leader of Radicalism in Paraná and the province, has died in the early hours of today. He held various positions of responsibility in the cabinets headed by Humberto and Sergio Varisco, he was elected City Councilor, performing with competence and a clear radical sense. He chaired our Capital Committee and also held positions within the Provincial Committee and the party Congress. He was a leader open to dialogue, supportive, always willing to lend his collaboration and contributions to the radicalism sections. He promoter of commercial and industrial activity. Despite his illness, he participated at all times in the proselytizing activity and technical groups that led Together for Change to victory. May our beloved “Flaco” rest in peace.
#Argentina
