ASUNCION, Jan. 28 (Reuters) - Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo, has said Friday that has overcome the "nightmare" and the "ordeal" caused lymphatic cancer who suffered and has stated that currently healthy and ready to devote himself entirely to his duties. These statements were made by the former Catholic bishop to arrive in Paraguay in Sao Paulo, where he spent several days of hospitalization in a specialized hospital for medical examination and receive medication.
According to the report of the Syrian-Lebanese Hospital, Lugo "has good clinical conditions." One member of the medical team, Frederico Costa, has confirmed that it has been found by testing the lymphoma is in remission without any evidence whatsoever to cause concern in that order. The president explained that receive certain medicines every two months for the next two years before being declared fully cured of cancer.
"The nightmare is over," Lugo said at a news conference at the airport, minutes after arriving in Asunción. "I can assure you that bad, lymphoma, at least in the person of the president is over. Paraguay deserve, want a healthy President is dedicated entirely to his role and I think at this point we have" has expressed.
The president has indicated that he was healthy and rejuvenated after overcoming an "ordeal has come to fruition" and that it expected another year of economic boom in 2011 for the South American nation. Lugo, 59, underwent a total of six chemotherapy to fight cancer in advanced stage non-Hodgkin which was diagnosed in early August, although this has affected their schedule, despite pressure from the opposition to quit. 
According to the report of the Syrian-Lebanese Hospital, Lugo "has good clinical conditions." One member of the medical team, Frederico Costa, has confirmed that it has been found by testing the lymphoma is in remission without any evidence whatsoever to cause concern in that order. The president explained that receive certain medicines every two months for the next two years before being declared fully cured of cancer.
"The nightmare is over," Lugo said at a news conference at the airport, minutes after arriving in Asunción. "I can assure you that bad, lymphoma, at least in the person of the president is over. Paraguay deserve, want a healthy President is dedicated entirely to his role and I think at this point we have" has expressed.
The president has indicated that he was healthy and rejuvenated after overcoming an "ordeal has come to fruition" and that it expected another year of economic boom in 2011 for the South American nation. Lugo, 59, underwent a total of six chemotherapy to fight cancer in advanced stage non-Hodgkin which was diagnosed in early August, although this has affected their schedule, despite pressure from the opposition to quit.
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