A post attributing chipa’s origin to Argentina has rekindled a cultural dispute with Paraguay, but the claim about antecedents in Itatí, Corrientes, remains independently unsubstantiated amid records of Guaraní preparations and official recognition of chipa as Paraguay’s national food.
Corrientes
Pytagua coverage mentioning Corrientes.
The border crossing between Ayolas, Paraguay, and Ituzaingó, Argentina, will be temporarily closed for maintenance at the Yacyretá Hydroelectric Plant.
The Argentine provinces of Corrientes and Chaco have declared a temporary ban on all forms of surubí fishing in a shared stretch of the Paraná River, aiming to protect the species during a period of mass aggregation of fish. The Paraná River forms the Paraguay-Paraná waterway, which is of major importance to Paraguay's trade and ecology.