Public transportation service to Alto Paraguay has resumed after 40 days of isolation due to flooding, with a 10% fare increase, despite the precarious road conditions and vehicles that remain vulnerable to the weather.
Bahía Negra
Pytagua coverage mentioning Bahía Negra.
Work by Luc Capdevila and Nicolás Richard gathers documents and accounts about the military occupation of indigenous territories in the boreal Chaco between 1910 and 1960. Launch takes place on May 26 at the Museo del Barro in Asunción.
Executive Branch Auditor General Alberto Cabrera announced that the audit of the Social Security Institute (IPS) will be finalized by the end of August, focusing on approximately 900 properties owned by the pension agency.
After 31 days of isolation, volunteers and the MOPC reopened the route between Fuerte Olimpo and Bahía Negra, but the lack of earthworks and drainage caused water to return with new rains. The Chamber of Deputies is set to vote on a departmental emergency declaration, criticized as late and electioneering.
Deputy Francisco Petersen (ANR) highlights road progress in the Chaco but warns that localities in northern Alto Paraguay remain isolated due to a lack of all-weather roads, relying on waterways for supplies.