Paraguay: budget, infrastructure, and institutional pressure
The main signals of the week in Paraguayan politics, the economy, production, and public services.
6 / 30 articlesWeekly briefing
Public archive pages for the weekly Pytagua briefing, with source links and context.
The main signals of the week in Paraguayan politics, the economy, production, and public services.
6 / 30 articlesThe week's main developments in politics, the economy, production, infrastructure, security, and society.
6 / 28 articlesDiesel crisis, judicial tension, and Paraguay River alert mark the week. Read the summary with sources.
6 / 27 articlesSending aid to Colombia, protests against the government, and a questioned anti-drug operation marked the week.
6 / 27 articlesWeekly summary with progress on overseas voting, nuclear agreement with US, and police operations against organized crime.
6 / 30 articlesCartes proposes toll in Asunción, soy drives exports, and experts warn of energy crisis by 2030.
6 / 26 articlesAttack in Canindeyú, controversial Itaipú budget, and pressure for ANDE tariff adjustment mark the highlights.
6 / 29 articlesWeek of municipal alliances, pension deficit, and rural alert on biodiesel. Investigations into fake diplomas and security operations.
6 / 28 articlesCorruption convictions, economic growth, and energy warnings mark the Paraguayan week.
6 / 29 articlesInstitutional crisis, contradictions in the fight against drug trafficking, and investments in the circular economy mark the recent days.
6 / 30 articlesPytagua Weekly: politics, economy, and security with context and sources.
6 / 27 articlesWeekly briefing on politics, economy, agriculture, infrastructure, security, and society.
6 / 30 articlesPro-government network, public debt on the rise, and generation deficit mark the week.
6 / 28 articlesVote buying, fiscal decree, border demarcation, and economic data mark the week.
6 / 27 articlesInternal elections dominate the week; Peña under pressure and agribusiness advances in Europe.
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