This week in Paraguay
Paraguay enacted a law for special military purchases with the U.S., signaling strengthened defense ties. Domestically, the assassination of Amambay official Eulalio Aquino Fleitas highlighted security concerns, while a college considered renaming an auditorium after a convicted ex-senator, reflecting ongoing discussions on political accountability.
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.
Visiting Paraguay
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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Ameliano aims for best-ever campaign in top division
- Sportivo Ameliano is on the verge of achieving its best-ever campaign in Paraguay's top football division. - The team needs only a draw in their final Apertura 2026 tournament match against Sportivo…
Social media profiles now part of hiring in Paraguay, experts warn of ethical limits
- Companies in Paraguay are increasingly using social media profiles in hiring decisions, though no specific law prohibits it. - Experts warn that while legal, using this information for discriminator…
Turkish opposition mayors demand congress in 45 days to settle leadership
- Opposition mayors in Turkey are demanding an extraordinary party congress within 45 days to resolve a leadership dispute. - The mayors support current leader Özgür Özel, who was elected in 2023, and…
Prosecutor Laments Low Penalties for Digital Espionage Case
- A prosecutor is pursuing a case against a lawyer accused of installing GPS trackers and hidden cameras to spy on his ex-partner. - Evidence includes private conversations and intimate images obtaine…
Asunción Plaza Buzzes with World Cup Sticker Exchange
- Children and adults gathered in Asunción's Herminio Giménez plaza to exchange World Cup stickers. - The event coincided with the growing excitement for the 2026 World Cup, which Paraguay will partic…
'Fjord' and 'La perra' win parallel awards at Cannes
- Cristian Mungiu's Romanian film 'Fjord' won multiple parallel awards at Cannes, including Fipresci and the Ecumenical Prize. - The Chilean film 'La perra' by Dominga Sotomayor received the Dog Palm …
WHO assembly closes with call for cooperation amid health crises
- The 79th World Health Assembly concluded with a call for global health cooperation amid Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks. - Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated the WHO has been transfor…
Paraguay Attorney General Accused of Burying Cases, Covering Up Crimes
- Paraguay's Attorney General Emiliano Rolón Fernández faces accusations of "cajoneo" (burying cases) and covering up crimes. - Lawyer Guillermo Ferreiro criticizes Rolón's "notorious, crude, and gros…
EuroLeague defends itself: "Nobody without a ticket was inside the venue"
- EuroLeague director Chus Bueno acknowledged access issues at the Athens Final Four semifinals but asserted no one entered without a ticket. - He explained that platform failures caused delays in tic…
Riveros Called Up for Cerro Porteño's Final Apertura Match
- Blas Riveros has been called up by Cerro Porteño for their final Apertura 2026 tournament match. - The call-up is significant as Riveros returns after a three-month injury layoff. - His return could…
Zelensky Rejects EU Associate Membership Proposal as 'Unfair'
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's proposal for Ukraine to become an "associate member" of the EU. - Zelensky called the proposal "unfair" and stated …
Armed Robbers Steal Meat and Cash in Violent Assault on Paraguayan Supermarket
- Four armed individuals robbed a Biggie supermarket in Luque, Paraguay, stealing cash and packaged meat. - Security cameras captured the entire incident, showing the suspects arriving in a vehicle. -…
U.S. Embassy in Caracas Conducts Evacuation Drill
- The U.S. Embassy in Caracas conducted an evacuation drill on May 23, involving helicopter overflights and emergency personnel. - Venezuela's government authorized the drill as part of regular securi…
Ukraine fears Belarus offensive as Russia stalls on front
- Ukraine fears a new offensive from Belarus, as Russia faces increasing difficulties on the front lines. - President Zelenskyy reported Ukraine has regained 590 square kilometers of territory this ye…
Prosecutor's Office Questioned for Not Investigating 'Scandalous' Irregularities at IPS
- The Prosecutor's Office is being questioned for allegedly failing to investigate "scandalous" irregularities at IPS. - The article lists several other recent news items, including a murder, financia…
U.S. announces priority visas for Indian entrepreneurs amid Big Tech crisis
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a new "America First" visa system prioritizing Indian entrepreneurs and investors during his visit to New Delhi. - The initiative aims to secure capital…
'Histoires de la nuit' adapts an unadaptable book by the last Goncourt author at Cannes
- The film 'Histoires de la nuit,' adapted from Laurent Mauvignier's novel, premiered at Cannes. - Mauvignier, winner of the 2025 Goncourt Prize, initially considered his novel 'unadaptable' due to it…
Scariolo: Adapting to injuries will be decisive in EuroLeague final
- Real Madrid coach Sergio Scariolo stated that adapting to injuries will be decisive in the EuroLeague final against Olympiacos. - The team faces the final with key absences, including pivots Walter …
Hong Kong Astronaut Joins China's Shenzhou-23 Mission, Pioneering Year-Long Space Experiment
- China is set to launch the Shenzhou-23 mission to the Tiangong space station on Sunday. - The mission will feature the first astronaut from Hong Kong and initiate China's first year-long orbital exp…
Latvia Investigates Drone Impact and Explosion on Lake Dridzis
- Latvian authorities are investigating a drone incident after a device exploded upon hitting Lake Dridzis. - Acting Prime Minister Evika Siliņa confirmed the event and is awaiting detailed informatio…
Russia Claims Downing 348 Ukrainian Drones Overnight
- Russia's Defense Ministry reported shooting down 348 Ukrainian drones overnight across 14 regions and over the Azov and Black Seas. - The drone attacks caused temporary suspensions of operations at …
Pakistan army chief discusses potential US-Iran peace deal in Tehran
- Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir met with Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Tehran to discuss a potential US-Iran peace deal. - The meeting, held amid ongoing US-Iran proposal exchanges faci…
China mine blast toll reaches 82; official detained
- An explosion at the Liushengyu coal mine in China's Shanxi province killed at least 82 people. - The incident occurred Friday evening, with 247 workers underground at the time; rescue efforts are on…
Pakistani Army Chief Arrives in Tehran to Mediate Iran-U.S. Rapprochement Amid Escalating Threats
- Pakistan's influential army chief traveled to Tehran to mediate between Iran and the U.S., aiming to de-escalate the conflict. - Iranian officials expressed skepticism about an imminent breakthrough…
Urges action to end impunity for those responsible for violence against children and women
- UNICEF Representative in Bangladesh, Rana Flowers, expresses deep shock over recent violence against children. - Flowers calls for immediate action to strengthen protection systems and end the cultu…
U.S. urges Venezuela to consult private sector on mining law
- The U.S. is urging Venezuela to consult with the private sector on its new mining law to ensure investor predictability and security. - U.S. Chargé d'Affaires John Barrett met with Venezuelan mining…
China Presents Shenzhou-23 Manned Space Mission, Featuring First Astronaut from Hong Kong
- China launched the Shenzhou-23 mission, marking the first time an astronaut from Hong Kong will travel to space. - The mission aims to conduct the first year-long orbital experiment for a Chinese as…
Paraguay Enacts Law for Special Military Purchases with U.S.
- Paraguayan President Santiago Peña has enacted a law approving a memorandum of understanding with the United States for the procurement of defense equipment and services. - The new law establishes s…
Argentina Sends Congress Package of Bills on Gambling, Lobbying, and Food Labeling
- The Argentine government is sending a package of new bills to Congress aimed at combating illegal gambling, regulating lobbying, and modifying food labeling laws. - The proposed legislation includes…
Top Amambay Official Assassinated in Pedro Juan Caballero
- Eulalio Aquino Fleitas, head of the Secretariat of Indigenous Affairs for the Amambay Governorate, was killed in a shooting at his home. - Fleitas was also a candidate for municipal councilor in Cer…
Álex Arce Joins Elite Paraguayan Scorers List in Copa Libertadores History
- Paraguayan striker Álex Arce scored a hat-trick in the Copa Libertadores, bringing his tournament total to eight goals. - This achievement places him among Paraguay's top scorers in the competition'…
Cervantes Director: 'Controversy' with RAE Not Closed Despite Panama Agreement
- The Director of the Cervantes Institute, Luis García Montero, stated that the agreement with Panama to host the 11th International Spanish Language Congress in 2028 does not resolve the controversy …
Bolivia Announces New Operation to Clear Western Road Blockades Amidst Protests
- The Bolivian government announced a new "humanitarian operation" to clear road blockades on the main western highway. - The operation, named 'Corredor humanitario de las banderas blancas' (Humanitar…
Mayor of coastal Ecuadorian municipality dies
- Verónica Lucas, the mayor of Puerto López, Ecuador, has died due to health complications. - Lucas, a member of the opposition party Revolución Ciudadana, assumed office in 2023 after the original ca…
Major fire consumes plastics factory in eastern Lima
- A large fire broke out at a plastics factory in the Ate district of eastern Lima, sending thick plumes of black smoke into the sky. - 28 fire units and several ambulances responded to the emergency,…
Venezuelans Hold Vigil to Honor Mother of Slain Political Prisoner
- A vigil was held in Caracas to honor Carmen Teresa Navas, a symbol for families of political prisoners in Venezuela. - Navas died at 86, ten months after her son, Víctor Quero Navas, died in state c…
NBA names Wembanyama, Holmgren, Thompson, Gobert, White to All-Defensive First Team
- The NBA announced its 2025-2026 All-Defensive First Team, featuring Victor Wembanyama, Chet Holmgren, Ausar Thompson, Rudy Gobert, and Derrick White. - Victor Wembanyama received unanimous selection…
Colapinto: Given limited practice, we did a good job in sprint qualifying
- Argentinian driver Franco Colapinto qualified 13th for the Canadian Grand Prix sprint race. - Colapinto believes his team performed well in qualifying given limited practice time due to an accelerat…
Paraguayan Fugitive's Detention Upheld; Arrested Living Normally After Years on the Run
- Carlos Aguilera González, a fugitive with five arrest warrants, had his pre-trial detention upheld by the Villarrica Criminal Court of Appeals. - Aguilera González was recently arrested at his home …
Bogotá Metro Begins Test Runs on Elevated Viaduct
- Bogotá's Metro has begun test runs with a train on its elevated viaduct, marking a significant step in the city's long-awaited public transport project. - The train, composed of six wagons, was move…
US Surprised by Iran's Rapid Military Reconstruction During Ceasefire
- Iran is rebuilding its military faster than US intelligence anticipated during the current ceasefire. - The country is reportedly already producing drones again, six weeks after the ceasefire began …
Paraguay College Considers Renaming Auditorium After Ex-Senator's Conviction
- The National College of Capiatá in Paraguay is considering renaming its auditorium, currently named after former senator Erico Galeano. - Galeano was recently sentenced to 13 years in prison for all…
Delcy Rodríguez announces national consultation for justice reform begins in June
- Venezuela will begin a national consultation on June 1 to reform the criminal justice system. - The reform aims to address challenges including judicial delays, corruption, and the criminalization o…
Peru's organ donation crisis: 87% unwilling to donate, country ranks last in Latin America
- Peru faces a critical shortage of organ donors, with 87% of citizens marking their ID as unwilling to donate, placing the country last in Latin America for organ donation rates. - This low donation …
Russell: 'It Feels Good, After Miami; I Never Doubted My Chances'
- George Russell secured pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix sprint race, ahead of teammate Andrea Kimi Antonelli. - Russell expressed satisfaction with the result, stating he never doubted his …
SpaceX Successfully Launches Starship V3 After Failed Texas Attempt
- SpaceX successfully launched its Starship V3 rocket from Starbase, Texas, after a technical issue postponed the previous day's attempt. - This test flight is crucial for developing missions to the M…
Alcides Sosa, the Legend Who Built the Albirroja's Wall, Passes Away
- Paraguayan football legend Alcides Sosa, known as "The Thinking Wall," has passed away at the age of 82. - Sosa was renowned for his impeccable disciplinary record, playing 75 Copa Libertadores matc…
Minga Guazú Prepares for María Auxiliadora Festival, Patron Saint of Alto Paraná's Agriculture
- Minga Guazú prepares to celebrate the feast day of María Auxiliadora, the patron saint of Alto Paraná's agriculture. - The festivities include a novena, daily rosary prayers, masses, and a tradition…
Brazil's Ex-Deputy Zambelli Confirms Release in Italy: "Victory Consecrated to God"
- Former Brazilian deputy Carla Zambelli confirmed her release from Italian custody, calling it a "victory consecrated to God." - Zambelli was detained in Italy for nearly ten months following her con…
Venezuela to Release Over 500 Political Prisoners in Coming Hours
- Venezuelan authorities are set to release over 500 political prisoners in the coming hours, according to acting president Delcy Rodríguez. - This follows the release of 395 detainees this week throu…
Paraguayan Martínez: Spirit Arrives Mentally Strong for Final vs. América
- Paraguayan forward Claudia Martínez believes her team, Washington Spirit, is mentally strong for the Concacaf W Champions Cup final. - The team is preparing to face Mexican club América in Saturday'…
Fox Stowaway from England Recovers at Bronx Zoo
- A red fox, discovered as a stowaway on a ship from England, is recovering well at the Bronx Zoo. - Named Basil, the two-year-old fox successfully completed quarantine and treatment for a parasite co…
Constructecnia Business Fair Generates Strong Interest and Exceeds Expectations
- The 26th edition of Constructecnia, a business fair for the construction sector, has generated significant interest. - The event's business matchmaking session brought together over 150 exhibiting c…
General Díaz: Bishop's Message Against Corruption Was Supported with Applause by the Faithful
- Bishop Osmar López delivered a strong anti-corruption message during a Mass in General Díaz, Paraguay. - His sermon, which linked corruption to prioritizing personal gain over the common good, was m…
Ecuador Launches Commemorative Coin for Fifth World Cup Appearance
- Ecuador's Central Bank and financial authorities have issued a commemorative coin celebrating the national football team's fifth World Cup qualification. - The coin, part of a series dating back to …
Israel launches at least six bombings against Lebanon's Bekaa Valley
- Israel conducted at least six airstrikes in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, a region largely untouched by conflict since a ceasefire began over a month ago. - The strikes targeted areas near the town of Bri…
Kast convenes new cabinet to "relaunch" agenda on security and economy
- Chilean President José Antonio Kast convened his new cabinet to "relaunch" the government's agenda, focusing on security and the economy. - The meeting precedes Kast's upcoming state of the nation a…
Sheinbaum celebrates 'historic moment' in EU relations after trade deal
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum hailed a modernized trade agreement with the European Union as a "historic moment." - The deal aims to deepen cooperation, boost trade, strengthen supply chains, …
Agroecology Fair Strengthens Rural Economy in Encarnación, Paraguay
- The Pastoral Social of the Diocese of Encarnación is promoting an agroecological fair every Friday in Encarnación, Paraguay. - The initiative aims to foster agroecological cultivation as a sustainab…
Influenza is Main Cause of Medical Consultations in Paraguay, Health Ministry Warns
- Influenza is currently the leading cause of medical consultations in Paraguay, with respiratory illnesses straining the public health system. - Health authorities urge at-risk groups to get vaccinat…
Paraguay: Christian volunteers launch "Abrigando" campaign to aid vulnerable during cold season
- Christian volunteers launched the annual
Canada prepares for visit by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to boost ties
- Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Canada from May 28-30 for official talks aimed at strengthening bilateral ties. - This marks the first visit by a Chinese foreign minister to Canada since…
América's García: 'We've found a way to be unstoppable' in Concacaf final
- Venezuelan midfielder Gabriela García believes her team, América, has found an "unstoppable" formula for success in Mexican women's football. - García highlighted the team's focus and personality in…
Activist Mahmoud Khalil to Appeal to US Supreme Court on Deportation Ruling
- Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after an appeals court upheld a ruling that could lead to his detention and deportation. - Khalil, a legal resident and …
Guyana Confident ICJ Ruling Will End Venezuela Border Dispute Over Esequibo
- Guyana's President Irfaan Ali expressed confidence that the International Court of Justice (ICJ) will resolve the border dispute with Venezuela over the Esequibo region. - The ICJ is expected to del…
Canada bolsters border controls to screen for Ebola cases
- Canada has intensified health screenings at its borders in response to Ebola outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. - New measures include additional questions for travelers about…
'Checo' and Stroll eliminated in the first round
- Sergio Pérez and Lance Stroll were eliminated in the first round of qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix sprint race. - Fernando Alonso's crash caused a red flag, impacting the session's final mom…
Nicaragua releases images of Daniel Ortega's sister-in-law in prison as proof of life
- Nicaragua's government released images of Angélica Patricia Chavarría Altamirano, widow of Humberto Ortega, in prison. - The images were shared after a human rights group demanded proof of life and …
"Vitamina" Sánchez Calls Up Derlis González for Apertura Finale
- Forward Derlis González is included in Olimpia's squad for their final Apertura match against Sportivo Luqueño. - González returns after a prolonged period of inactivity and has shown sustained phys…
IPS Doctors Warn of 90% Drug Shortage: 'It's the Institution's Worst Moment'
- Doctors at Paraguay's Social Security Institute (IPS) are sounding the alarm over a critical shortage of essential medications, describing it as the institution's worst moment. - The scarcity affect…
Cerro Porteño kicks off Libertadores Futsal campaign on Sunday
- Cerro Porteño begins its 14th Copa Libertadores Futsal campaign on Sunday. - The Paraguayan club is grouped with Nacional (Uruguay), Colo Colo (Chile), and Lyon Cali (Colombia). - The tournament, ce…
Mexico and EU Sign Modernized Global Agreement and Interim Trade Deal
- Mexico and the European Union modernized their relationship by signing a new Global Agreement and an Interim Trade Agreement. - The agreements aim to deepen political, economic, and cooperation ties…
Trauma Hospital strengthens rehabilitation area with technology and specialized care
- The Hospital de Trauma is enhancing its rehabilitation services with advanced technology and specialized care. - New therapies include magnetotherapy, shockwaves, TENS, laser, and various physical a…
Joshua Duerksen Qualifies Sixth for Formula 2 Canada Round
- Paraguayan driver Joshua Duerksen secured sixth place in the qualifying session for the Formula 2 Canada round. - Duerksen will start fifth in the sprint race and sixth in the main race at the Circu…
Extraordinary bull Cantaor saves Madrid bullfight from dull afternoon
- A bull named Cantaor from Victoriano del Río's ranch was lauded for its bravery, saving an otherwise lackluster afternoon at Madrid's Las Ventas bullring. - The bull received honors for its performa…
Wiens: Cartes-Abdo dispute 'not my fight' as he seeks Colorado party unity
- Arnoldo Wiens, a dissident Colorado party presidential hopeful for 2028, stated his priority is unifying the party. - Wiens distanced himself from the political and judicial dispute between former p…
Paraguay Expels 11 High-Profile Brazilian Criminals
- Paraguayan authorities have detained and expelled 11 high-profile criminals from Brazil since 2023. - This expulsion strategy was adopted after the Marcelo Piloto case, where a narco killed a young …
Venezuela Seizes Over 260 Kilos of Drugs, Arrests Three Near Colombian Border
- Venezuelan military forces arrested three individuals in Táchira state, near the Colombian border. - The operation resulted in the seizure of over 262 kilograms of marijuana and cocaine. - Authoriti…
New York Adopts Measures to Strengthen Immigrant Protection Following Audit
- New York City is implementing new measures to enhance immigrant protection following an audit of its executive order on immigration enforcement. - The city aims to ensure a uniform response to crise…
Texas Oil Rises 0.26% Amid US-Iran Talks
- Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil rose 0.26% to $96.60 per barrel on May 22, 2026. - Traders are monitoring US-Iran talks aimed at ending the war, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio noting slig…
Packed Saturday for Sports Fans: F1 Sprint, La Liga Finale, German Cup, and Giro d'Italia Stage
- The Canadian Grand Prix, the fifth event of the Formula 1 World Championship, continues on Saturday, May 23, 2026, with a sprint race and qualifying session. - The final day of Spain's La Liga will …
Itacurubí del Rosario Health Post in Disrepair, Residents Demand Action
- Residents of the Gral. Cáceres colony in Itacurubí del Rosario are demanding the Ministry of Health repair their local health post. - They also seek assistance from the San Pedro Governorate to purc…
Paraguayan Students Risk Lives Crossing River on Raft to Reach School
- Indigenous students in Amambay, Paraguay, risk their lives crossing the Aquidabán River on a precarious raft to attend school. - The government promised a bridge in 2024 but has not fulfilled the co…
Former Spanish President González Expresses 'Sadness' Over Zapatero's Indictment
- Former Spanish President Felipe González expressed "infinite sadness" over the indictment of ex-President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. - Zapatero is accused of influence peddling related to the Plu…
F1 2026: Kimi Antonelli Tops Canadian GP Practice Amidst Several Accidents
- Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes topped the single free practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal. - Antonelli's best lap was 0.142 seconds faster than George Russell, with Ferraris and Max…
Turkish electoral board backs ousting of opposition party leadership
- Turkey's Supreme Electoral Board upheld a court ruling annulling the 2023 congress where Özgür Özel was elected CHP leader. - This decision effectively reinstates Kemal Kılıçdaroglu as the party's l…
Peña Promises "First-Level" Healthcare Amidst Historical Shortages
- Paraguayan President Santiago Peña inaugurated a new oncology block at the Caazapá Regional Hospital, vowing to provide "first-level" healthcare. - Peña's administration aims to ensure equitable acc…
UN Warns Ebola Outbreak in Eastern DRC Could Lead to Greater Humanitarian Catastrophe
- The UN's World Food Programme warns that the Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo could escalate into a major humanitarian catastrophe. - The WFP highlighted the region's extreme v…
Antonelli Tops Practice for Canadian Grand Prix
- Italian driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes set the fastest time in the sole practice session for the Canadian Grand Prix. - Antonelli's best lap was 1 minute, 13.402 seconds on soft tires over…
Fulgencio Yegros Kicks Off Second Round with Victory Over Sport Colonial
- Fulgencio Yegros defeated Sport Colonial 2-1 in the opening match of the second round of Paraguay's Primera División C. - The winning goals for Fulgencio Yegros were scored by Fernando Páez and Césa…
Eulálio: "Tomorrow arrives a hard stage, but I'm going to give it my all"
- Cyclist Afonso Eulálio (Bahrain Victorious) anticipates a challenging stage in the Giro d'Italia with a final climb in Pila. - He aims to defend his leader's jersey, acknowledging the difficulty but…
Blinken, Fidan Discuss NATO Defense Spending and Hormuz Strait Ahead of Summit
- U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan to discuss defense spending and the upcoming NATO summit. - The meeting, held on the sidelines of NATO Foreign Ministe…
Spanish Stocks Close Flat Amid Middle East Peace Hopes and Wall Street Gains; Puig Plunges
- The Spanish stock market closed nearly flat, with the IBEX 35 gaining 0.06% to finish at 17,985.3 points. - The market was influenced by improved expectations for a peace agreement between the US an…
Paraguay's MEF Disburses US$4.86 Million to State Suppliers
- Paraguay's Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) paid approximately US$4.86 million to state suppliers and creditors. - The payments cover commitments for Resource Transfer Requests submitted betwee…
Paris Stock Exchange Recovers 0.37%, Ends Week With Over 2% Gain
- The Paris Stock Exchange (CAC-40) recovered 0.37% to close the week with a gain of 2.21%. - The market was influenced by relative calm in the Middle East and constructive negotiation scenarios. - ST…
Turkey seeks to reassure markets after opposition leadership ouster
- Turkey's government seeks to reassure markets after a court ruling ousted the opposition CHP's leadership, which caused a stock market drop. - Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek and President Erdogan em…
Carney: Alberta Essential to Canada Amid Secession Referendum Talk
- Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith announced a public consultation on a potential secession referendum from Canada. - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Alberta's essential role within Can…
Paraguay: IT Experts Insist February Audit of Voting Machines Was Merely a 'Demonstration,' Raising Security Concerns
- IT experts are raising concerns about the vulnerability of electronic voting machines to be used in Paraguay's upcoming elections. - These experts, who participated in a February audit, claim the pr…
Joshua Duerksen: Eighth Fastest in Montreal F2 Practice
- Paraguayan driver Joshua Duerksen finished eighth in the FIA Formula 2 practice session in Montreal, Canada. - Duerksen, driving for Invicta Racing, completed the 4.361-kilometer Circuit Gilles Vill…
Alcohol and disinhibition: the danger of using 'a few extra drinks' to cover shyness in bed
- Alcohol can reduce sexual inhibitions, making individuals feel more disinhibited and confident. - However, alcohol impairs judgment, reduces the ability to accurately perceive consent, and can negat…