LUGO THE PRIEST, LUGO THE MAN
The complex character of Fernando Lugo: star military academy graduate, priest, father and (now ex-) president. Hugh O'Shaugnessy looks at his life.
HONDURAS: THREE YEARS AFTER THE COUP
John Perry looks at the disastrous outcome of the 2009 coup in Honduras and the difficulties and dangers confronting all who resist the new government.
Fundacion Paraguaya: Committed to Improving the Life of Women in Paraguay
Claudia Pompa reports on Fundacion Paraguaya -- its mission, history and successes.
Paraguay Lifts Restrictions on Transgenic Corn
The Franco government has approved the cultivation of genetically modified corn and cotton, but a new movement is seeking to oppose the measure.
PARAGUAY: THE TRUE STORY OF THE CURUGUATY MASSACRE
The Brazilian NGO, Publica, has published a special report, which for the first time gives the peasants' version of what happened in the massacre that led to the impeachment of President Fernando Lugo earlier this year.
PARAGUAY: RURAL LEADER MURDERED
As Paraguay's first election campaign since the overthrow of Fernando Lugo gets under way, an opponent of soya monoculture is murdered
PARAGUAY: WHAT DOES CARTES’ VICTORY MEAN?
The Colorados cannot be beaten without a strong alliance. But can Cartes address the social crisis?
Paraguay: journalists are still threatened and killed
Press photographer shot by motorcycle assassins: the second such killing this year.
Paraguay: The President’s Bank Linked to Tax Haven
Research by ICIJ reveals that Paraguay's new president is head of a secret bank set up in the Cook Islands.
Paraguay: USAID’s dubious allies
After the 2012 Curuguaty massacre it's time to question the allegiances of US agencies.