Complejo Penitenciario para Mujeres Privadas de Libertad de Emboscada

On September 28, buyers of properties linked to the González Daher case called for further auctions to be suspended. Among them was Ninfa Graciela González, who said she completed 11 years of payments and paid off her lot in August 2026, but had to bid for it again for G. 73 million. Protesters said the court account held more than G. 3 billion, that about 50 families had allegedly been misled by lawyers, and that roughly 90 properties were slated for auction, despite a promise they attributed to Judge Sandra Kirchhofer that the lots would not be affected.

The Center for Judicial Studies launched a campaign warning that prison overcrowding in Paraguay, where 60% of inmates await trial, is worsening a health crisis with an increase in diseases like tuberculosis.

An Argentine man was arrested in Paraguay for human trafficking and sexual violence, with police describing a sadistic profile after testimonies from seven victims who reported recruitment through fake job offers, kidnapping, assaults, and forced filming.

Delia Patricia Samudio, former head of Petropar, and her husband, José Costa Perdomo, were sent to prison to serve the sentences imposed in the Tonic Water case.

The Paraguayan government has completed Operativo Umbral 3.5, transferring 618 inmates to permanently separate convicted prisoners from those awaiting trial, as mandated by the National Constitution.

The guarantees judge ordered the preventive detention of three Americans accused of international trafficking of 261 kg of high-purity marijuana, seized from an executive jet that came from Miami with a stopover in Panama.

Judge Francisco Acevedo granted the Public Prosecutor's Office a four-month extension to conclude its investigation into businesswoman Dalia López, who is accused of producing forged documents and criminal association for facilitating the acquisition of Paraguayan identity cards and passports for Ronaldinho Gaúcho and his brother. The new deadline has been set for October 2, while López remains under house arrest with an electronic ankle monitor.