Paraguay's National Emergency Secretariat (SEN) sheltered four homeless people in the early hours of Tuesday as part of Operation Jaho'i, which activates the Costanera Sur shelter when temperatures drop below 10 °C. The facility has capacity for 30 people and offers food, showers, warm clothing, and medical assistance. Three other individuals who chose to stay on the streets received mattresses and blankets.
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Paraguay's Supreme Court of Justice rejected an appeal filed by YEM SA, a company linked to Colorado lawmaker Yamil Esgaib, in the lawsuit brought by Club Guaraní to regain possession of the property where Bingo Guaraní operates. With the decision, the case returns to the Court of Appeals, and the club hopes for a final resolution after years of litigation.
The construction of a hydroelectric plant in southern Bolivia, on the Pilaya River, puts the Pilcomayo River and the livelihoods of indigenous communities and farmers at risk. Experts warn of extreme sedimentation and lack of prior consultation.