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About ABC Color
ABC Color was founded on August 8, 1967, by businessman Aldo Zuccolillo. It is owned by Editorial Azeta S.A., a subsidiary of Grupo Azeta, and ownership remains with the Zuccolillo family. Following Aldo Zuccolillo's death in 2018, his daughter Natalia Zuccolillo assumed leadership of the holding company and editorial direction.
ABC Color initially supported the Stroessner regime but shifted to outspoken criticism, leading to its closure in 1984 and the imprisonment of its founder. Since its reopening in 1989, it has been known for its independent and investigative journalism, often challenging government corruption and policy failures. The Inter American Press Association (IAPA) has expressed concern over judicial harassment and defamation lawsuits against ABC Color, viewing them as attempts to intimidate independent journalism in Paraguay. Paraguay's broader media environment faces economic pressures and ownership concentration, with rural journalists facing greater risks.
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Guaraní communities in Brazil launch Nhandeflix to preserve culture with technology
- Indigenous Guaraní communities in Brazil developed Nhandeflix, a digital platform to preserve their culture and identity amidst the pervasive influence of globalized digital content. - The initiativ…
UN agency urges green reindustrialization in Latin America and Caribbean
- The UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) has opened a regional conference in Uruguay, urging Latin America and the Caribbean to reindustrialize with a focus on green initiatives and financ…
New study reveals immune link between Epstein-Barr virus and multiple sclerosis
- A new study sheds light on the immune mechanisms linking the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) to an increased risk of multiple sclerosis (MS). - Researchers found that T cells in MS patients showed a height…
Forty tons of humanitarian aid from Madrid arrive in Venezuela
- A shipment of 42 tons of humanitarian aid from Madrid has arrived in Venezuela to assist families affected by recent earthquakes. - The aid includes essential supplies like power generators, sanitar…
Paraguay, Brazil to boost fight against organized crime
- Brazil and Paraguay will strengthen cooperation against transnational organized crime and terrorism. - Paraguayan President Santiago Peña met with Brazilian Defense Minister José Múcio Monteiro to d…
Fatal accident on PY05: Prosecutors may charge both drivers
- A fatal accident on route PY05 in Paraguay resulted in the death of a bus conductor. - Prosecutors are investigating the incident and may charge both drivers involved. - The investigation includes a…
Public Transport: Are differential buses required to have heating in winter?
- Public transport users in the metropolitan area are questioning whether differential buses must have heating in winter. - The Vice Ministry of Transport clarified that current regulations do not man…
Uganda considers integrating South Africa repatriates into armed forces
- The Ugandan government is considering integrating repatriated citizens from South Africa into the Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF). - Over 1,000 Ugandans voluntarily returned from South Africa f…
Teenager accused of far-right terrorism for planning mosque attacks in London
- A 14-year-old boy has been charged with far-right terrorism offenses in London for allegedly planning attacks on two mosques. - The arrest followed an initial detention for alleged car window damage…
France definitively approves law legalizing euthanasia and assisted suicide
- France's National Assembly has definitively approved a law legalizing euthanasia and assisted suicide for patients with severe, irreversible illnesses and significant suffering. - The bill passed wi…
Peña meets Brazilian Defense Minister to boost fight against organized crime
- Paraguay's President Santiago Peña met with Brazil's Defense Minister José Múcio Monteiro to strengthen cooperation against organized crime and terrorism. - Both nations reaffirmed their commitment …
Orsi hopes opposition will reconsider and support budget bill
- Uruguay's President Yamandú Orsi is urging the opposition to reconsider their stance and support the government's proposed budget and accountability bill. - The opposition coalition has stated it wi…
David Kramer bids farewell to Real Madrid, signs with Crvena Zvezda until 2029
- German international David Kramer has departed Real Madrid to sign a two-year contract with Serbian club Crvena Zvezda (Estrella Roja). - The 29-year-old forward played 14 EuroLeague and 30 Liga End…
Paraguay: Cell phones seized from escapees' cell in Misiones prison
- Two cell phones were seized from the cell of two inmates who escaped from the Misiones Regional Penitentiary in Paraguay. - The fugitives, Ignacio Cubilla and Pascual Benítez, are serving sentences …
Gilberto Santa Rosa announces new album dedicated to Latin music legend José Madera
- Puerto Rican salsa singer Gilberto Santa Rosa will release a new album on Friday dedicated to the influential Latin music arranger and composer José Madera. - The album, 'Hablando música: la música …
Cuban government accuses U.S. of not caring about 'suffering of thousands of families'
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Dominican president offers condolences for death of former Qatari emir
- Dominican President Luis Abinader offered condolences for the death of the former Emir of Qatar, Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. - Abinader signed a condolence book at the Qatari ambassador's residence,…
Noboa allocates $180 million for youth programs in Ecuador
- Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa announced a $180 million investment for the "Jóvenes en Acción" program. - The initiative will provide economic incentives to 150,000 young beneficiaries. - Particip…
SpaceX stock drops nearly 2% on Wall Street, trades below debut price
- SpaceX shares fell nearly 2% on Wall Street, trading below their initial public offering (IPO) price. - The aerospace company's stock was trading at $133.50, down from its IPO price of $150. - Space…
Former MLB player Yadiel Rivera to lead Puerto Rico at 2026 Central American Games
- Puerto Rico's Baseball Federation announced its 24-player roster for the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games. - The team is led by former Major League Baseball player Yadiel Rivera and managed…
Russia urges Middle East parties to resume talks amid escalating conflict
- Russia urged all parties in the Middle East conflict to resume negotiations following new U.S. attacks on Iranian targets. - Moscow stated that escalating confrontation causes severe damage to civil…
Merz and Macron meet for key Franco-German council amid defense project challenges
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron are meeting for a Franco-German ministerial council, focusing on defense cooperation. - The meeting follows the June collapse of…
Uruguay launches Amber Alert system for missing children
- Uruguay has officially launched the Amber Alert system to aid in the rapid search for missing minors. - The system will disseminate updated images and information about missing children under 18, pa…
Ayuso calls Tour de France stage one of the most complicated
- Spanish cyclist Juan Ayuso described the 11th stage of the Tour de France as one of the most difficult so far. - The stage set a new historical speed record, averaging 50.91 km/h, with riders facing…
Morgan Stanley's first-half profit jumps 42% to $11.1 billion
- Morgan Stanley reported a net profit of $11.148 billion in the first half of 2026, a 42% increase year-over-year. - Total net revenue for the first half reached $41.948 billion, up 22% from the prev…
What did Celeste Amarilla say in her intervention after France's elimination and the controversy with Mbappé?
- Paraguayan Senator Celeste Amarilla addressed the Senate, focusing on a controversial agreement with the University of Bologna. - She defended the university accord, highlighting its academic import…
Waerenskjold wins historic fastest stage of Tour de France; Pogacar retains lead
- Soren Waerenskjold won the 11th stage of the Tour de France in a sprint, setting a new record for the fastest stage in the race's history. - The Norwegian rider's victory in Nevers, with an average …
SRB head warns against weakening banking regulation adopted after the crisis
- The head of the Single Resolution Board (SRB), Dominique Laboureix, warned against weakening banking regulations adopted after the 2007 financial crisis. - Laboureix stated that while simplifying ru…
UN experts condemn confiscation of church and eviction of Christians in Tehran
- UN experts condemned the confiscation of a church complex and the forced eviction of 27 Christians from their homes in Tehran. - The experts warned that residents, many of low-income, were given onl…
UN appoints Spain's Pedro Sánchez as new co-chair of SDG Advocates group
- UN Secretary-General António Guterres appointed Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez as co-chair of the SDG Advocates group. - Sánchez will serve alongside Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley, conti…
US faces worst day of heatwave with over 113 million at risk
- Over 113 million people in the U.S. face "major" or "extreme" heat and humidity risks on July 15, 2026, with the National Weather Service issuing warnings across the North and Northeast. - Temperatu…
US calls Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome 'productive and positive'
- The United States described negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in Rome as "productive and positive" for advancing the withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon. - The two-day talks, me…
Trump's Intelligence Nominee Appears Before Senate Pending Confirmation
- Jay Clayton, nominated by President Trump to be Director of National Intelligence, is undergoing his Senate confirmation hearing. - The hearing was postponed last month at Trump's request, who wante…
Innovation must reach patients promptly, says Roche Pharma leader
- Roche Pharma's new leader for Latin America emphasizes timely patient access to innovation. - The company aims to reduce the delay in bringing new medicines to patients in the region. - Collaboratio…
Biden to reflect on presidency, re-election decision in new memoir
- Former U.S. President Joe Biden announced a new memoir titled 'Promise Me America,' set for release in November. - The book will cover his presidency, his decision to seek re-election, and his subse…
BlackRock profit jumps 33% to $4.126 billion in first half
- BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, reported a net profit of $4.126 billion in the first half of the year, a 33% increase from the previous year. - The company's revenue also rose signific…
Paraguay's National Symphony Orchestra to Celebrate U.S. Independence Anniversary with American Music
- Paraguay's National Symphony Orchestra will perform a concert celebrating the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence. - The program, "Sasõ ha opytáva" (Freedom and Legacy), features American compose…
Ethiopia's PM Opens National Dialogue for Peace Amidst Criticism
- Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed launched a national dialogue aimed at fostering lasting peace and reconciliation in the conflict-affected country. - The forum, comprising 4,000 participants from…
Argentina's VP Calls English 'Usurping Pirates' Before World Cup Semifinal
- Argentina's Vice President Victoria Villarruel referred to the English as "usurping pirates" ahead of the 2026 World Cup semifinal match between Argentina and England. - Villarruel linked the match …
Navarro: Market conditions not met for Libertad signings
- Paraguayan club Libertad's president, José Ignacio Navarro, stated that the market conditions have not been met for the club to sign new players. - Navarro indicated that the club's financial situat…
"Robertito" Moreno arrested in Paraguay for alleged human trafficking and pimping
- Roberto Moreno Méndez, known online as "Robertito" and "Der Führer," was arrested in Paraguay for alleged involvement in a transnational human trafficking and pimping ring. - Interpol confirmed More…
Fátima Diame: 'Lamine Yamal would be a good high jumper but I would like to see Cucurella'
- Football player Fátima Diame humorously suggested Lamine Yamal would excel at high jump. - She also expressed a desire to see player Cucurella participate in a sporting event. - The comments were ma…
Thai PM visits China to meet Xi, boost trade ties
- Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul begins a four-day visit to China to strengthen economic ties. - The trip focuses on promoting cooperation in emerging fields like AI and future industries, wi…
Seventh suspect arrested over Fontainebleau forest fires
- A seventh suspect was arrested near Fontainebleau forest for allegedly attempting to start a new fire. - Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze, which has burned about 2,000 hectares, …
Sánchez hails Gibraltar border deal, calls it 'new era'
- Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez celebrated the demolition of the border fence with Gibraltar, marking a new era after Brexit. - The agreement between the EU and UK ends a three-century-old bord…
Eight Police Officers Charged with Homicide After Fatal Chase in Alberdi
- Eight National Police agents have been charged with intentional homicide following the death of a 22-year-old man during a police chase. - The incident occurred on Sunday morning on Route PY19 near …
Paraguayan Peasant Workers Continue Protests in Asunción Demanding Land and Support
- Peasant workers from across Paraguay are continuing their protests in downtown Asunción for the second day. - They are demanding greater access to land, housing, and education, along with increased …
EU and Ukraine sign drone deal, von der Leyen announces
- The European Commission president announced a drone deal between the EU and Ukraine. - She highlighted Ukraine's unique expertise in drone technology and use. - Ukraine awarded the president a state…
Visit Bolivia's Samaipata: Heritage and serenity in a unique landscape
- Samaipata, located in Bolivia's Santa Cruz department, offers a unique blend of mountain and jungle landscapes. - Visitors can choose to explore the ancient "Fuerte" carved in stone or enjoy the tow…
Spanish PM: 'Second World Cup star is within reach'
- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed confidence that Spain will win its second World Cup title soon. - He linked this hope to the positive momentum from the national team's victory over Fr…
Cloudy skies but no rain expected in eastern Paraguay
- The eastern part of Paraguay will experience cloudy to partly cloudy skies with mild to warm temperatures but no rain in the coming days. - Daily high temperatures are expected to range between 22 a…
José Legrá, Spanish Boxing Champion and Legend, Dies at 83
- Spanish-Cuban boxing legend José Legrá has died at the age of 83. - Legrá was a two-time world featherweight champion and a seven-time European champion. - He is remembered as a charismatic figure w…
GCC accuses Iran of dragging Middle East into chaos, demands deterrent measures
- The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) accused Iran of dragging the Middle East into chaos with its attacks on Arab neighbors and Jordan. - GCC Secretary-General Jasem al-Budaiwi called for internationa…
Russian guided bomb attack kills 3, injures 7 in Ukraine's Sumy region
- At least three people died and seven were injured in a Russian guided aerial bomb attack on Ukraine's Sumy region. - The regional military administration reported six guided bomb attacks, with one h…
Ukrainian drones cut power to city with Europe's largest nuclear plant
- Ukrainian drone attacks caused a power outage in Energodar, the city housing Europe's largest nuclear power plant, Zaporizhzhia. - Local authorities loyal to the Kremlin reported that vital infrastr…
Latin America Poised to Lead Global Food Production, Says Ibero-American Secretary General
- Latin America has the potential to become the world's leading food producer, according to the Ibero-American Secretary General Andrés Allamand. - Global powers like the U.S., China, and the EU are s…
New Zealand confirms first avian flu case in migratory bird
- New Zealand has confirmed its first case of the H5N1 avian influenza virus in a migratory seabird. - The virus was previously detected in Australia, making Oceania the last continent to report it. -…
MSF: Ebola advancing at unprecedented rate in DRC amid insufficient containment efforts
- Ebola is spreading at an "unprecedented rate" in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo two months into the epidemic. - Médicos Sin Fronteras (MSF) warns that containment efforts remain insufficient, …
Málaga Premier Padel: Seven New Women's Pairs Debut
- Seven new female pairings debuted at the Andalucía Málaga Premier Padel P1 tournament. - Notable new duos include Spain's Marina Guinart and Alejandra Alonso, who won their opening match. - The tour…
World's Top Four Pairs Enter Action at Málaga P1
- The top four seeded pairs in men's padel are set to debut at the Andalucía Málaga Premier Padel P1 tournament. - These include top-ranked Coello-Tapia, number two Chingotto-Galán, and number three L…
DRC Ebola Outbreak Surpasses 2,000 Confirmed Cases
- The Democratic Republic of Congo has reported 2,011 confirmed Ebola cases, including 754 deaths, since the outbreak began on May 15. - The current outbreak, primarily in the eastern provinces, is th…
Belarusian delegation visits North Korea, signs cooperation protocol
- A Belarusian Communist Party delegation visited North Korea and signed a cooperation protocol. - The delegation met with Kim Song-nam, secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea's Central Committee. -…
'A Cemetery of Living People': Abuses Alleged at Largest US Migrant Center
- A report by Human Rights Watch and the ACLU details alleged abuses at Camp East Montana, the largest US migrant detention center. - Detainees reported beatings, medical negligence, prolonged isolati…
Stolen Car Recovered in Fernando de la Mora Thanks to GPS
- A stolen car in Asunción was recovered shortly after the theft thanks to its GPS tracking system. - The vehicle was found abandoned in Fernando de la Mora. - Security cameras captured images of two …
China's GDP meets forecasts, slowing to 0.9% quarterly growth
- China's GDP grew by 0.9% in the second quarter of 2026 compared to the previous quarter, meeting forecasts but slowing from the first quarter's 1.3% growth. - Year-on-year growth was 4.3%, falling s…
Peruvian Congress approves historic $2.8 billion supplementary credit
- Peru's Congress approved a supplementary credit of over $2.8 billion to fund public investments and state services. - The decision, made by the Permanent Commission, aims to ensure the continuity of…
Iran says Hormuz will 'remain closed' until US attacks stop
- Iran's Revolutionary Guard stated the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until U.S. attacks cease, following a new U.S. naval blockade. - The IRGC warned that closing export routes endangers the ec…
Paraguay's Social Security Institute sees beneficiary growth outpace titular members
- The number of beneficiaries of Paraguay's Social Security Institute (IPS) grew by 7.7% in the first half of 2026, outpacing the growth of insured titular members by 6.1%. - This shift has slightly i…
Young man killed by police at checkpoint in Paraguay
- A young man was killed by police during a roadside checkpoint in Paraguay after officers mistook his vehicle for that of fleeing robbers. - The incident occurred after a robbery in Alberdi, where th…
Today's Horoscope: Wednesday, July 15, for All Signs
- The horoscope for Wednesday, July 15, offers guidance for all zodiac signs, focusing on personal growth and well-being. - Aries is encouraged to explore new possibilities, while Taurus should manage…
Paraguay State Institutions Funnel Billions into Ueno Bank After IPS Limit Reached
- Paraguayan state institutions deposited over G. 5 trillion (more than $850 million) into Ueno Bank, owned by associates of President Santiago Peña, within 30 months. - These deposits were primarily
Paraguay: Administration faces scrutiny over bank favoritism and questionable degrees
- The administration of Santítere is facing accusations of improperly favoring a specific bank with public funds, with critics demanding an explanation. - The article criticizes the government's respo…
Paraguay: "Chinese desk" case dismissal request becomes judicial hot potato
- Prosecutors requested the dismissal of a case involving alleged overpricing in the purchase of Chinese-made school desks by Itaipú Binacional. - The judge overseeing the case is currently on vacatio…
Amambay: Collision between bus and truck on Route PY05 leaves one dead and three injured
- A fatal traffic accident occurred on Route PY05 in Amambay, Paraguay, involving a bus and a truck. - The collision resulted in the death of the bus's guard and injuries to the driver and three passe…
Mother denounces critical lack of supplies and state abandonment at Villa Hayes Hospital
- A mother denounced the critical lack of supplies and the state of neglect at the Villa Hayes Regional Hospital, where her son is in serious condition. - The patient, suspected of having tuberculosis…
US Completes New Offensive Against Iran, Strikes Dozens of Military Targets
- The U.S. military conducted a seven-hour offensive against Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz and along the coast. - The operation, involving fighter jets, drones, and warships, aimed to deg…
China's industrial output beats forecasts in June; retail sales rebound
- China's industrial production grew 5.3% year-on-year in June, exceeding analyst expectations of 4.6% and marking an improvement from the previous month. - Retail sales also rebounded, growing 1% in …
Guatemala receives first US ethanol shipment for E10 gasoline implementation
- Guatemala has received its first shipment of ethanol from the United States. - The fuel will be used to implement E10 gasoline, which contains 10% ethanol. - This marks a step towards adopting clean…
Ecuador to Hold Public Vote on National Museum Designs After Controversy
- Ecuador's government will allow citizens to vote on three finalist designs for the new National Museum (MuNa). - This public vote will account for 15% of the final score in selecting the winning des…
Keiko Fujimori to receive credentials as Peru's president-elect
- Keiko Fujimori will receive her credentials as Peru's president-elect on Wednesday. - The ceremony by the National Elections Jury precedes her inauguration on July 28. - Fujimori won the June 7 runo…
China new home prices fall for 37th straight month, but at slower pace
- New home prices in China fell for the 37th consecutive month in June, though at a slightly slower pace than the previous month. - Prices in 70 selected cities dropped 0.15% from May, with 50 cities …
Spain-Paraguay Trade Has Potential to Grow, Official Says
- Spain's Secretary of State for Trade, Amparo López Senovilla, stated that trade between Spain and Paraguay has significant potential for growth. - The EU-Mercosur trade agreement offers Spanish busi…
Daniel Vallejo Aims for Quarterfinals in Bastad; Match Details Provided
- Paraguayan tennis player Adolfo Daniel Vallejo will face Dutch player Botic van de Zandschulp in the ATP 250 Bastad round of 16. - Vallejo defeated Spain's Miguel Damas 6-3, 6-3 in the first round t…
Costa Rica and Luxembourg Launch Cooperation Program for Sustainable Development
- Costa Rica and Luxembourg have launched a joint program to promote sustainable development and social equity. - The 'COOPERA' program aims to position Costa Rica as a leader in Triangular Cooperatio…
Mexican prosecutor investigating Sinaloa governor resigns
- Ulises Lara López, the special prosecutor investigating Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, has resigned for personal reasons. - Lara led the investigation into drug trafficking and weapons possessio…
Taiwanese foreign investment surges 58% in five years, but China share drops
- Taiwanese companies invested $148.6 billion abroad between 2021 and 2025, a 57.8% increase from the previous five-year period. - Investment in mainland China significantly decreased, falling to an a…
Man with National and International Arrest Warrants Detained in Santiago for Sexual Abuse Allegations
- A man wanted on national and international arrest warrants was apprehended in Santiago, Paraguay. - The individual is sought by Argentina for alleged sexual abuse and repeated obscene exhibition cha…
Sanabria: 'No Friends' in National Team Amidst Competition
- Paraguayan footballer Antonio 'Konsa' Sanabria acknowledges the intense competition within the national team. - He specifically notes the rivalry with his teammate 'Dibu' Martínez for a position. - …
Cuba repeats process to restore electricity after fifth national blackout in 2026
- Cuba experienced its fifth nationwide blackout of 2026 on July 14, affecting over nine million people. - The national power grid collapsed due to oscillations that caused one generator to fail, lead…
Nicaragua ratifies extradition and prisoner transfer agreements with Russia
- Nicaragua's National Assembly ratified two agreements with Russia: one on extradition and another for the transfer of convicted prisoners. - These agreements, signed in June 2026, aim to strengthen …
Teen raffles piano for life-saving surgery amid alleged IPS neglect
- A 14-year-old girl in Paraguay, Lucero Cristal, is raffling her piano to fund a complex thoracic surgery due to a Pectus Excavatum diagnosis. - Her family, despite 24 years of contributions to the I…
Two migrants killed by ICE gunfire amid increased detentions
- Two Latin American migrants died after being shot by ICE agents in separate incidents within a week. - Both migrants were driving when agents attempted to stop their vehicles, leading to the shootin…
Venezuelan Political Factions Open Dialogue Path for Democracy Amid Opposition Scrutiny
- Venezuelan political factions, including the ruling Chavismo and a sector of the opposition, have initiated a dialogue aimed at promoting democracy. - The talks, scheduled to begin August 1, involve…
Mexico Rejects DEA Chief's Claims of Government-Cartel Nexus
- Mexico's Security Cabinet rejected claims by the DEA chief that the Mexican government and drug cartels are connected and "the same." - The Cabinet stated these accusations are unfounded and contrad…
Peru's interim president seeks lifelong pension from Congress
- Peru's interim president, José María Balcázar, has asked Congress to grant him a lifelong pension. - Balcázar, who also serves as a congressman for the Marxist Perú Libre party, cited his constituti…
Marc Guehi: 'It's not just about Messi, they have other great players'
- England defender Marc Guehi stated that facing Argentina in the World Cup semifinal involves more than just marking Lionel Messi. - Guehi emphasized that the team is also focused on other strong Arg…
Chinese and Colombian-Japanese acrobats win top prize at Peru circus festival
- The second edition of Peru's Pulso international circus festival concluded in Lima, featuring over 100 artists from 20 countries. - Chinese acrobats Suining Acrobatic Troupe and the Colombian-Japane…
Cherki: 'I am convinced we are a better team, but Spain was better today'
- France's Rayan Cherki acknowledged Spain was the better team in their World Cup semi-final loss. - Cherki stated that while he believes France is a superior team overall, Spain played better on the …
Robert Lewandowski Presented at Chicago Fire: 'I Have to Learn That Now It Is Soccer'
- Robert Lewandowski has officially joined MLS club Chicago Fire, signing through the 2027-2028 season. - The Polish striker joked about adapting to American terminology, stating he must "learn that n…
Paraguay residents demand action on rising insecurity from police director
- Residents of Atinguy settlement in Itapúa, Paraguay, met with the local police director to demand increased security measures. - The community has experienced a series of thefts over several months,…
