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Alliance Française Screens 'Miséricorde', Alain Guiraudie's Rural Thriller, in Special Cannes Cycle

This Tuesday, the Alliance Française in Asunción screens 'Miséricorde', the eighth feature film by French director Alain Guiraudie, blending Hitchcockian suspense, black comedy, and rural eroticism. The screening is part of the Special Cycle of the Cannes Film Festival and is supported by the French embassy and sponsored by Banco Sudameris.

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Million-Dollar Dispute Over the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway: Two Belgian Companies in the Final Stretch

Two Belgian multinationals, Jan De Nul and DEME, are competing for the 25-year concession of the Paraná-Paraguay waterway, a route that handles 80% of Argentine exports and also serves Brazil, Bolivia, Uruguay, and Paraguay. The final decision depends on the economic proposals, while Argentina's Administrative Investigations Prosecutor's Office points to irregularities in the process.

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Peña Government Under Suspicion: Allegations of Dirty Campaign and Protection of Allies

President Santiago Peña is accused of denying ties to a digital communicator who received an official credential, while allegations of a smear campaign against government critics grow. The head of Mitic is pressured to resign for allegedly concealing data, and Conmebol president Alejandro Domínguez faces corruption accusations from the United States.

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Dengue maintains average of 348 suspected cases per week in Paraguay; Central and Asunción lead

Paraguay's Ministry of Health records an average of 348 weekly dengue notifications, with 57 confirmed cases in the last three weeks, predominantly in the Central Department and Asunción. The DENV-1 serotype has been identified. Two cases of chikungunya have also been confirmed in Pedro Juan Caballero, one imported from Bolivia. Authorities warn to maintain prevention measures even with the cold.

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UNESCO Launches Spanish Version of Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Property

UNESCO released on Monday the Spanish version of the Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Property, an interactive platform featuring 241 missing items from 47 countries, with notable participation from Spanish-speaking nations, including Paraguay, which contributed two objects. The initiative has already aided in the recovery of pieces such as the gold helmet of Coțofenești from Romania.

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