This week in Paraguay
This week in Paraguay, domestic news highlighted governance challenges and social issues, with senators considering merging education bodies to combat a fake degree crisis and local officials investigating e-cigarette sales near a school in Santa Rosa. Additionally, residents of La Piedad demanded action against alleged land grabs, while a company faced investigation over failures in IPS operating room construction. Amid these concerns, Taiwan awarded 76 scholarships to Paraguayan students, reflecting ongoing international educational cooperation.
About Paraguay
Paraguay, a landlocked nation in the heart of South America, is distinguished by its vibrant indigenous Guaraní culture and language, which holds official status alongside Spanish. The country's economy is experiencing rapid growth, largely fueled by its significant agricultural exports, particularly beef and soybeans. While a free press operates, it contends with economic pressures and concentrated ownership, with rural journalists facing elevated risks.
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Media landscape
Paraguay's media environment is partly free, characterized by a concentration of ownership among a few major companies and economic pressures on outlets. Rural journalists face particular challenges and risks in their work.
When consuming news from Paraguay, be mindful of the concentrated media ownership and the blend of Spanish and Guaraní in reporting, which can reflect regional linguistic nuances.
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Boca Juniors' bizarre double kick-off in Copa Sudamericana match goes unnoticed
- Boca Juniors inexplicably took the initial kick-off in both halves of their Copa Sudamericana match against Recoleta FC. - The referee and players failed to notice the rule violation, which is prohi…
China, Indonesia to Hold Naval Drills East of Taiwan, Angering Taipei
- China and Indonesia will conduct joint naval exercises east of Taiwan in mid-August. - The drills, focused on communication and replenishment, are the first of their kind in waters east of Taiwan. -…
Paraguay: Rifle found, suspected in deadly Tavaí shooting
- Paraguayan police discovered a 7.62 mm rifle believed to have been used in a deadly shooting in Tavaí. - The rifle was found in a burlap bag thrown by two fleeing motorcyclists during a police pursu…
Suspect arrested in Luque for student assault
- A 30-year-old man was arrested in Luque, Paraguay, on August 11, 2026, based on an arrest warrant for aggravated robbery. - The suspect, identified as Jonathan Ramón Medina Gire, denies involvement …
Costa Rica interested in Ukrainian defense systems for anti-drug efforts
- Costa Rican President Laura Fernández expressed solidarity with Ukraine during a call with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. - Fernández showed interest in Ukrainian defense systems, particularly drone…
Independiente Rivadavia resists with Paraguayan presence and secures valuable 0-0 draw against Fluminense
- Independiente Rivadavia held Fluminense to a 0-0 draw in the first leg of their Copa Libertadores round of 16 match. - Paraguayan players Iván Villalba and Alex Arce were noted for their strong perf…
Rybakina comes back against Osaka and meets Gauff in the semifinals of the Canadian Open
- Elena Rybakina defeated Naomi Osaka in a three-set match to reach the semifinals of the Canadian Open. - Rybakina will face Coco Gauff in the semifinals after Gauff advanced due to Belinda Bencic's …
Vicente Quirarte Castañeda, Essential Figure of Contemporary Mexican Literature, Dies at 72
- Vicente Quirarte Castañeda, a significant figure in contemporary Mexican literature, has died at age 72. - Quirarte was a prolific writer known for his poetry, chronicles, essays, theater, and liter…
Trump Says Secret Service Directed Plane Switch in Turkey Amid Attack Threat
- Donald Trump stated he switched planes in Turkey last July on the Secret Service's recommendation due to a potential attack threat. - He explained that he follows the Secret Service's instructions f…
Panama parliament changes internal rules, sparking backlash
- Panama's National Assembly approved controversial changes to its internal regulations with 38 votes in favor, 21 against, and one abstention. - The reforms, which modify existing laws and add new ar…
Peruvian justice orders pre-trial detention for two alleged Shining Path members
- Peruvian justice has ordered ten months of pre-trial detention for two individuals accused of belonging to the Shining Path subversive group. - The suspects, identified by initials M. J. and A. A., …
Late Lindsey Graham's sister advances to runoff in South Carolina primary
- Darline Graham, sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, advanced to a runoff election in the South Carolina Republican primary. - She secured 33% of the vote, advancing to a Aug. 25 runoff against R…
AI firm Manus to operate independently after China vetoes Meta sale
- AI startup Manus will operate independently after China blocked its acquisition by Meta. - The company will delete some user data from Dec. 29, 2025, to comply with regulations. - Meta acquired Manu…
Trump says U.S. controls Hormuz as Iran threatens to keep it closed
- U.S. President Donald Trump asserted that American military forces have "total control" of the Strait of Hormuz. - Trump stated that Iran has consistently lied to the U.S. and does not control the s…
Honduran bishops express solidarity with Colombia, call for hope after earthquake
- The Episcopal Conference of Honduras expressed solidarity with Colombia following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake. - Honduran bishops called for hope and unity, offering prayers for victims and their fam…
Colombia to receive international aid for earthquake emergency
- Colombia is preparing to receive international aid from countries including the U.S., Mexico, Ecuador, El Salvador, and Peru following a major earthquake. - Multilateral organizations have proposed …
Uruguayan midfielder Álvarez Wallace arrives in Peru to join Sporting Cristal
- Uruguayan midfielder Agustín Álvarez Wallace has arrived in Lima to join Peruvian club Sporting Cristal. - Wallace expressed excitement about the "beautiful challenge" of playing for a major team in…
UNDP forecasts 6.5% economic growth for Venezuela in 2026, with 385% inflation
- The UN Development Programme (UNDP) projects Venezuela's economy to grow by 6.5% in 2026, with inflation estimated at 385%. - The growth forecast incorporates a reduction due to the impact of a rece…
Bolivia Proposes Joint Executive-Legislative Approval for Future Nationalizations
- Bolivia's government proposed that future nationalizations require approval from both the Executive and Legislative branches to prevent political discretion. - The proposed Investment Law aims to es…
Tien Stops Mérida in Canada Masters Quarterfinals; Jódar Advances
- American tennis player Learner Tien defeated Daniel Mérida in the quarterfinals of the Canada Masters 1000 tournament. - Tien won the match in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2, in just over an hour. - Despit…
Martín Vergara advances decisively at Asunción M15 tennis tournament
- Paraguayan tennis player Martín Vergara advanced to the next round of the M15 ITF World Tennis Tour in Asunción. - Vergara defeated Brazil's Wilson Leite decisively with a score of 6-1, 6-0. - Other…
New Marijuana Plots Plummet 70% in Mbaracayú After Years of Invasion
- New marijuana plots in Mbaracayú have decreased by 70% after years of invasion. - Authorities conducted operations to eradicate illegal plantations. - The reduction is attributed to sustained effort…
Memphis Depay accuses Corinthians of breaking contract renewal agreement
- Dutch forward Memphis Depay accused Corinthians of breaking a verbal agreement to extend his contract for two more years. - Depay expressed disappointment on social media, stating the renewal was ex…
Mexico requires inspection of dogs and birds from U.S. for screwworm cases
- Mexico requires imported dogs and birds from the U.S. to have an inspection certificate verifying they are free of cattle screwworm. - This measure, in place since August 3, aims to strengthen screw…
Grigory Sokolov receives standing ovation at Santander festival
- Pianist Grigory Sokolov concluded his performance at the Santander International Festival with a lengthy standing ovation. - The acclaimed Russian pianist, now a Spanish citizen, performed nearly th…
Paystub Mafia: Victims Question Deputies Over Lack of Interest in Investigating the Case
- Victims of the "paystub mafia" have criticized Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies for a lack of progress in investigating their case. - The victims' coordinator expressed concern over institutional para…
Peru Dispatches 12.5 Tons of Aid, Rescue Team to Quake-Hit Colombia
- Peru dispatched a Hercules aircraft carrying 12.5 tons of humanitarian aid to Colombia following a major earthquake. - The aid includes food, shelter materials, clothing, and other essential supplie…
Flávio and Michelle Bolsonaro appear together for first time since family feud
- Flávio Bolsonaro, presidential candidate, and his stepmother Michelle Bolsonaro appeared together publicly for the first time since a family dispute. - They participated in electoral propaganda reco…
Three civilians wounded in bombing targeting ELN in Colombia's Catatumbo region
- Three civilians were injured in an early morning bombing targeting the ELN guerrilla group in Colombia's Catatumbo region. - The bombing occurred in El Sinaí village, San Calixto municipality, an ar…
Spain to Aid Bolivia in Fight Against Organized Crime
- Bolivia and Spain's FIAP signed a memorandum to strengthen the fight against organized crime. - The EU-backed project will provide training and resources to Bolivian police, prosecutors, and judges.…
Ex-Political Prisoners Urge More Releases in Venezuelan Dialogue
- Former political prisoners in Venezuela met with the opposition delegation involved in dialogue with the government. - They urged the delegation to advocate for the release of individuals still unju…
Conmebol Reschedules Libertadores and Sudamericana Matches in Colombia After Earthquake
- Conmebol has rescheduled Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana matches in Colombia following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake. - The earthquake, which struck on Monday, caused widespread damage and resu…
Race Against Time in Colombia Amidst Debris One Day After Major Earthquake
- Colombia is engaged in a race against time to find survivors and assess damage following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake. - The earthquake, which struck Monday, has resulted in hundreds of deaths and tho…
El Salvador's bitcoin reserve grows to 7,740 coins, valued at $492 million
- El Salvador's strategic bitcoin reserve has grown to 7,740 coins, valued at over $492.4 million. - The government has been acquiring bitcoin daily, positioning the country as the second-largest hold…
Paraguay: Indigenous man charged with double homicide in Bella Vista Norte
- Paraguayan authorities have charged a 22-year-old indigenous man with double homicide in Bella Vista Norte. - The victims, identified as brothers Fredy and Albino Gómez Romero, were fatally stabbed …
Marcelo Medina, acclaimed Paraguayan visual artist, dies
- Paraguayan visual artist Marcelo Medina has died at the age of 57. - Medina was known for his distinctive style, blending fantasy worlds with unique explorations of color and imagination. - His care…
Venezuelan Ombudsman's Office to Establish Technical Committee with NGO Defending Political Prisoners
- Venezuela's Ombudsman's Office will establish a technical committee with an NGO defending political prisoners. - The committee aims to review and individually track cases presented by the NGO, focus…
Stable '8 Años' Sweeps Classics in Tribute to Former Jockey Club President
- The '8 Años' stable dominated the classic races honoring former Jockey Club of Paraguay president Antonio Coscia Campos. - Big Mac won the colt's classic, and Show Emotion secured the filly's classi…
Toy Bank Campaign Aims to Bring Smiles to Paraguayan Children
- Paraguay's Ministry of Children and Adolescents is collecting toy donations throughout August for its 'Toy Bank' initiative. - The campaign aims to provide toys, board games, and books to thousands …
Two arrested, over two kilos of cocaine seized in Paraguay drug bust
- Paraguayan anti-drug agents seized over two kilograms of cocaine and arrested two alleged drug suppliers in Pedro Juan Caballero. - The operation also uncovered marijuana, ammunition, and cash. - Th…
Paraguayan Candidates Must Report Campaign Finances to TSJE
- Around 19,000 candidates for Paraguay's municipal elections on October 4 must report their campaign finances to the Superior Electoral Justice Tribunal (TSJE). - New preferential voting systems and …
Uruguay to launch direct flights to Punta Cana, boosting tourism exchange
- Uruguay will launch a direct flight connection to Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, starting in March 2027. - The new route, operated by Dominican airline Arajet with three weekly flights, aims to boo…
Buenos Aires Stock Exchange closes down 3.19%
- The S&P Merval index of leading companies on the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange fell 3.19% on Tuesday, closing at 3,022,484.54 units. - Other indices also saw declines, with the general S&P BYMA index …
Mexican stock market falls 1.32% in line with U.S. markets
- Mexico's stock market, the BMV, fell 1.32% on Tuesday, mirroring losses in U.S. markets and marking its fourth negative close in five sessions. - The main indicator, the IPC, dropped to 65,564.76 un…
No Companies Bid in Panama's Tender for Third Mobile Phone Operator
- Panama's attempt to attract a third mobile phone operator has failed, with no companies submitting bids for a 20-year concession. - The National Public Services Authority (ASEP) will review the proc…
Ecuador Opens Two Collection Centers to Send Aid to Earthquake Victims in Colombia
- Ecuador is establishing two humanitarian aid collection centers to support Colombia following a major earthquake. - The centers, located in Quito and Guayaquil, will accept donations from August 14t…
Venezuela Restricts Beach Access in La Guaira Post-Earthquake, Eyes Tourism Worker Support
- Venezuela's La Guaira state is restricting beach access more than a month after a major earthquake, prioritizing safety. - The Ministry of Tourism is developing plans to support tourism workers and …
Independiente Eliminates a Champion in Their Opening Match
- Independiente de Campo Grande unexpectedly eliminated defending champion Sportivo Ameliano from the competition with a 1-0 victory. - The match, played in Villeta, saw Sportivo Ameliano dominate pos…
Paraguay's economic activity surges 5.6% in first half, led by services and agriculture
- Paraguay's economic activity grew 5.6% in the first half of 2026, driven by services, the secondary sector, and agriculture. - The Indicator of Monthly Economic Activity (Imaep) showed year-on-year …
Celac backs Colombia after earthquake, offers aid
- The Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac) expressed support for Colombia after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake. - Celac offered individual and collective cooperation for rescue and rec…
US FDA updates fresh produce guidance amid food safety alerts
- The U.S. FDA released final guidance for the food industry to reduce contamination risks in fresh-cut fruits and vegetables. - The guidance coincides with a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to iceberg…
Daniel Vallejo knows his path in Cincinnati
- Paraguayan tennis player Daniel Vallejo will face a qualifier in his Cincinnati Open debut. - If he wins, Vallejo could meet 15th seed Valentin Vacherot in the second round. - The Masters 1000 tourn…
Earthquake Tests New Colombian President Hours After Taking Office
- A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia hours after President Abelardo de la Espriella took office, causing hundreds of deaths and widespread damage. - The disaster has forced the new government …
Colombia Earthquake, Worst This Century, Hits Poorest Region
- A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Colombia, centered in the impoverished Chocó region, marking the country's strongest seismic event this century. - The quake caused widespread devastation, with reg…
Argentina's Milei Government Accused of Misusing Road Funds
- An opposition lawmaker has filed a legal complaint against Argentina's government for allegedly misusing over a trillion pesos (approx. $671 million) intended for road maintenance. - The funds are r…
Libya investigates drone attacks on Zawiya oil refinery and infrastructure
- Libya's Government of National Unity is investigating drone attacks that set fire to the Zawiya oil refinery and other vital infrastructure. - Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dbeiba condemned the attacks …
Brazil regulator rejects Enel appeal, contract termination case proceeds
- Brazil's National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) rejected an appeal by Italian company Enel. - The appeal sought to permanently close the case regarding the potential termination of Enel's distribut…
Jódar defeats Fils, reaches Canadian Masters semifinals, nears Top 10
- Spanish tennis player Rafa Jódar advanced to the semifinals of the Canadian Masters 1000 tournament. - His victory over Arthur Fils provisionally places him at world No. 11, nearing the Top 10. - Jó…
U.S. human rights groups sue Trump over ICC sanctions
- Four U.S. human rights organizations filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration in New York. - The suit challenges sanctions imposed by Trump's administration against the International Crimina…
U.S. tightens rules for international marriage agencies
- The Trump administration has implemented new regulations for international marriage agencies. - The updated procedures aim to prevent the exploitation of immigrants and fraud by intermediaries. - St…
Mexican Film 'Arráncame la vida' Celebrated in Asunción
- The Mexican film “Arráncame la vida” will be screened in Asunción, Paraguay, on August 12, 2026, as part of Mexican Cinema Day celebrations. - The film, based on Ángeles Mastretta's novel, tells the…
Colombia marks first anniversary of senator's assassination with memorial masses
- Colombia marked the first anniversary of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay's death with memorial masses and tributes. - Turbay was assassinated on August 11, 2025, during his presidential campaign after b…
Paraguay's formal employment rate hits 40%, president announces
- Paraguay's formal employment rate reached 40% in the second quarter, with 40% of employed individuals registered in social security. - Unemployment fell to 4.1% in the same period, marking historica…
Tentoglou, Glave, Battocletti shine as European Athletics Championships continue
- Miltiadis Tentoglou (Greece, long jump), Romell Glave (Great Britain, 100m), and Nadia Battocletti (Italy, 5000m) won gold medals on the second day of the European Athletics Championships in Birming…
Cristo Rey School Boards Compete in World School Chess Championship
- Four young chess players from Cristo Rey School in Paraguay will compete in the Americas stage of the World School Sport Science Chess Championship. - The tournament, held in San José, Costa Rica, s…
Villarrica plans to restore historic silo and former train station grounds
- Villarrica's municipality plans to restore a historic silo and the former train station grounds. - The project aims to preserve heritage and develop the area into a tourist and cultural attraction. …
Man Dies Instantly After Being Hit by Speeding Car Near Asunción Bus Station
- A 43-year-old man died instantly after being hit by a car near Asunción's Bus Station. - Security footage shows the victim attempting to cross the street at night. - The driver tested negative for a…
Brazil's stock market falls 2.50% after inflation data
- Brazil's Ibovespa stock index fell 2.50% on Tuesday, marking its sixth consecutive daily decline. The drop followed the release of inflation data showing a 4.44% annual rate in July, which was worse…
Ecuador registers highest tourism spending in a decade during August 10 holiday
- Ecuador recorded $69.91 million in tourism spending during the August 10 holiday, the highest in a decade. This figure represents a 24.22% increase compared to the previous year, with hotel occupanc…
Four new frog species discovered in Peru's northern Amazon
- Four new species of frogs belonging to the genus Oreobates have been discovered in the northern Peruvian Amazon. One of these species, O. azulensis, was found in the buffer zone of the Cordillera Az…
Boca Juniors vs. Recoleta FC: Round of 16 of the Sudamericana live
- Recoleta FC, a team with only three professional seasons, faces its most significant match against the formidable Boca Juniors in the Copa Sudamericana. - The first leg of the round of 16 will be pl…
Rare disease patients decry drug shortages in Mexico despite official supply claims
- Patients with rare diseases in Mexico are reporting a persistent shortage of essential medications. - This shortage continues despite official figures indicating high drug availability nationwide. -…
Carmen Soler Poetry Awards 2026: Call for Unpublished Works Now Open
- The Colectivo Asunción Flores has opened submissions for the 2026 Carmen Soler Poetry Awards, accepting original works in Guarani and Spanish. - Writers over 18 from any country can participate, sub…
Intervention at IPS hospital uncovers possible clandestine drug sales network
- An intervention at the IPS Central Hospital's family shelter uncovered expired medical supplies, improperly stored controlled drugs, and cash, following allegations of illicit drug sales. - Authorit…
Honduran court acquits Parlacen legislator of embezzlement charges
- A special court in Honduras acquitted legislator Gladis Aurora López of embezzlement charges related to a public electrification project. - Prosecutors accused López of diverting materials intended …
Itaipú's Monumental Illumination show to go dark for a year for LED upgrade
- Itaipú Binacional is suspending its "Iluminación Monumental" light and sound show for approximately one year to modernize the system. - The show, which has attracted over 800,000 visitors since 2005…
Ingavi Hospital Emergency Room Operates at Limit: Up to 8-Hour Delays and Doctor Shortages
- Paraguay's Ingavi Hospital emergency room is operating at its limit, with patient wait times reaching up to 8 hours. - The hospital faces a critical shortage of specialists, particularly for pediatr…
Costanera: Archbishopric Continues Installation of Our Lady of the Assumption Monument
- A monument to Our Lady of the Assumption is being installed on the Costanera Norte in Asunción, Paraguay. - The inauguration and blessing ceremony is scheduled for Friday, August 14, coinciding with…
Dionisio's Proposal to Bachi: Preparing for Cartes' Re-election or Active Senate Seat in Exchange for Runoff Vote
- Paraguayan senators are reportedly discussing a constitutional reform that would allow for a presidential "balotaje" (runoff vote) in exchange for allowing former President Horacio Cartes to seek re…
Parque Caballero launches centenary talks and tours
- Asunción's Parque Caballero is launching a series of free talks and tours to celebrate its upcoming centenary. - The events aim to educate the public about the park's history, heritage, and future c…
Corinthians decides not to renew contract with Dutch forward Memphis Depay
- Corinthians will not renew the contract of Dutch forward Memphis Depay. - The decision was driven by the club's financial health and future obligations. - Depay played 79 matches, scored 20 goals, a…
U.S. sends disaster response team to Colombia after earthquake
- The United States is sending a Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) to Colombia following a major earthquake. - The DART will support critical government operations and coordinate response effor…
Chilean star Alexis Sánchez joins MLS club CF Montreal
- Veteran Chilean forward Alexis Sánchez has joined Major League Soccer club CF Montreal. - The 37-year-old signed a contract through the end of the 2026 season with an option for 2027. - Sánchez, a t…
Peruvian government creates El Niño risk management commission
- Peru's President Keiko Fujimori has established a National Commission for El Niño Risk Management to coordinate state responses to the phenomenon. - The commission aims to accelerate decision-making…
UN mission in Libya condemns western clashes, urges probe
- The UN mission in Libya (UNSMIL) strongly condemned armed clashes in Surman, western Libya, urging an immediate end to the violence. - UNSMIL called for an "immediate and exhaustive" investigation i…
Victor Lindelof: "We want to compete at the highest level"
- Aston Villa defender Victor Lindelof expressed the team's ambition to compete at the highest level, including winning the Super Cup. - Lindelof highlighted the squad's readiness for a demanding seas…
Paraguay to Receive Powerful Dredge Donated by Japan During Crown Prince's Visit
- Paraguay will receive a powerful dredge donated by Japan on August 19, coinciding with the visit of Japan's Crown Prince Akishino. - The dredge, valued at over $24 million, will be inaugurated durin…
Indigenous communities lift road blockade in Paraguay after agreement on land and roads
- Indigenous communities in Paraguay's Bajo Chaco region temporarily blocked a key highway, demanding land rights and road maintenance. - The blockade, lasting about an hour, affected traffic on the P…
International Youth Day: when it is and why it is celebrated
- The International Youth Day is celebrated annually on August 12 to highlight the situation of young people and promote policies for their opportunities. - Young people face challenges including ment…
SICA Secretary General Vows to Revive Regional Political Dialogue
- Lina Ajoy, the new Secretary General of SICA, aims to revive high-level political dialogue in Central America. - Ajoy, the first woman in the role, seeks to restore regional countries' trust in the …
Panama tourism spending and arrivals surge in first five months
- Tourist spending in Panama reached $3.2 billion between January and May, a 15.3% increase compared to the same period in 2025. - Visitor arrivals grew by 19.2%, totaling 1.3 million tourists during …
Nakashima reaches Montreal Masters 1000 semifinals
- Brandon Nakashima advanced to the Masters 1000 Montreal semifinals by defeating Luciano Darderi. - Nakashima, ranked 31st in the ATP, won 6-2, 6-3, highlighting the importance of his serve. - He awa…
Painful ejaculation: why it happens and when to see a urologist
- Painful ejaculation, or dysorgasmia, is pain experienced during or after orgasm. - It can be caused by inflammation, infection, blockages, muscle spasms, or nerve sensitization. - Conditions like pr…
Mexico rules out Cyclospora parasite in 16 Riviera Maya hotels after UK alert
- Mexico's health authority has ruled out the presence of the Cyclospora parasite in 16 Riviera Maya hotels. - The investigation followed a UK alert about increased cases among travelers returning fro…
Spanish firms adjust operations after Colombia earthquake
- Spanish companies, including airlines and retailers, are adjusting operations in Colombia following a major earthquake. - Airlines are offering flexible flight changes and refunds, while retailers l…
Pereira grapples with search for missing after earthquake
- Pereira, Colombia, is grappling with the search for missing persons and widespread fear one day after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake. - Rescue operations are underway amidst communication issues, fuel s…
US TPS Cancellation Could Affect 150,000 Children of Salvadorans
- The U.S. Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Salvadorans may be canceled, potentially affecting around 150,000 children of Salvadoran parents. - This status allows Salvadorans to live and work in t…
Paraguayan prisoner in Turkey to serve sentence in home country
- A Paraguayan woman sentenced to 15 years in prison in Turkey will serve her sentence in Paraguay. - The court has calculated her sentence, which ends on March 27, 2036, and is coordinating her trans…
Peru to use $2.6 million in German aid for Amazon forest conservation
- Peru will allocate $2.6 million in German cooperation funds to conserve 3.6 million hectares of Amazonian forests. - The initiative involves native communities in the Loreto and Ucayali regions. - T…
Argentina announces private investment plan to end electricity blackouts
- Argentina's government announced a plan to expand its electricity transmission network with 16 infrastructure projects. - The projects will be financed by private capital and aim to end frequent pow…