Woman Reports Ex-Partner for Ongoing Harassment in Hernandarias
A resident of Hernandarias says that even after filing a formal complaint, she continues to be targeted by her ex-partner and his relatives, who accuse her of defamation.
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Dani Vallejo Secures Direct Entry into 2026 Wimbledon Main Draw
Paraguayan tennis player Adolfo Daniel Vallejo, ranked 70th in the ATP rankings, has secured direct entry into the grass-court Grand Slam, which will take place from June 29 to July 12, coinciding with the World Cup. Before that, he will compete at Roland Garros starting May 24.
dani-vallejowimbledongrand-slamroland-garrosMakiguchi Avenue in Itapuamí is impassable, residents report
Residents of Itapuamí, in Luque, report that Makiguchi Avenue is completely destroyed, with no asphalt, covered in mud and riddled with huge potholes, making traffic dangerous.
itapuamiluqueMAG Bets on Expanding Horticultural Production to Meet Hambre Cero Program Demand
Paraguay's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG) held a meeting with producers to expand vegetable cultivation nationwide, aiming for a more stable supply and greater participation of family farming in the Hambre Cero school feeding program, which currently requires 10% of contracts to be allocated to these producers.
hambre-cerohorticulturamagFEPY 2026: 20 Countries Confirmed and Foreign Registrations Exceed 55%
The Feria Empresarial del Paraguay (FEPY) already brings together 20 countries for its 2026 International Business Round, with 55.46% of registrations coming from abroad. The organization is betting on decentralization to include companies from the department of Alto Paraná and surpass the US$ 260 million in business intentions from the previous edition.
feria-empresarial-del-paraguayalto-paranaunion-industrial-paraguayaCamilo Pérez meeting with cooperative leaders stirs controversy over political neutrality
Colorado Party pre-candidate for mayor of Asunción, Camilo Pérez, meets with cooperative leaders at Fecomulp headquarters amid questions about breaching the Cooperative Law, which requires political neutrality.
camilo-perezfecomulphonor-coloradoPutin arrives in Beijing to reaffirm ties with Xi after Trump visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing on Tuesday for a state visit, days after Donald Trump's passage through China. The meeting with Xi Jinping aims to demonstrate that the strategic partnership between Russia and China remains unshakable amid Moscow's diplomatic isolation and Beijing's economic dependence.
putinGovernment and health suppliers seek deal on US$1 billion debt; bill stalls in Senate
The Ministry of Economy and Finance has called drug suppliers to a meeting this Wednesday, while the Senate postpones a vote on a bill that expands the credit assignment mechanism. The state's debt to the health sector exceeds US$1 billion.
Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies Approves Bill Regulating Driver's Licenses for People with Hearing Disabilities
Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies approved, in an ordinary session, a bill establishing uniform rules for obtaining, renewing, and rehabilitating driver's licenses for people with hearing disabilities, prohibiting automatic refusal based solely on the condition.
Two suspected of armed robberies with forced bank transfers arrested in Canindeyú
Alessandro Simao Bloch and Antonio Varela Giret were detained in simultaneous operations in Corpus Christi and La Paloma. They are accused of belonging to a gang that forced victims to transfer millions of guaranis via mobile phone.
canindeyucorpus-christiVMT begins fining bus companies that fail to comply with GPS and electronic ticketing system
Paraguay’s Vice Ministry of Transport (VMT) began issuing fines on Tuesday to public transport operators that do not comply with the Integrated Control and Monitoring System (SICM), which relies on GPS data and electronic ticketing. The move ends the adjustment period that started in January.
vmtsicmHouse Budget Committee approves favorable opinion on commuter rail; project is absolute priority for Peña
The Budget Committee of Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies issued a favorable opinion on the bill enabling the commuter rail, through a government-to-government (G2G) agreement. The initiative, already approved in the Senate, is considered an absolute priority by President Santiago Peña, according to the President of the Chamber, Raúl Latorre. The plan includes an initial 18 km phase to Luque and future expansion to Ypacaraí, with capacity to transport more than 40,000 people per day.
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