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Paraguay Becomes Latin America's New Investment Hotspot
InnovationMar 20

Paraguay Becomes Latin America's New Investment Hotspot

Once overlooked and landlocked, Paraguay is now attracting entrepreneurs and investors from across Latin America with low taxes, steady growth, and bold economic reforms. Residency applications surged 60% in 2025 as the country transforms into an unexpected business magnet.

Buenos Aires Times3 min read
Japan Invests $24M in Paraguay Satellite Tech Center
InnovationMar 14

Japan Invests $24M in Paraguay Satellite Tech Center

Paraguay is building Latin America's newest satellite technology center with a $24 million grant from Japan. The four-story facility will train young scientists and help the country tackle everything from natural disasters to smarter farming.

Google News - Japan Innovation2 min read
Green Hydrogen Gets $1B+ Boost Across Three Continents
InnovationMar 14

Green Hydrogen Gets $1B+ Boost Across Three Continents

Clean energy companies just locked in over $1 billion in funding to build hydrogen production facilities from Paraguay to Finland. The global push could revolutionize how we make fertilizer, power vehicles, and store renewable energy.

PV Magazine2 min read
Morocco Fans Snap Up 54,000 World Cup Warm-Up Tickets
SportsFeb 18

Morocco Fans Snap Up 54,000 World Cup Warm-Up Tickets

Moroccan football fans bought more than 54,000 tickets in just hours for two World Cup preparation matches, showing the Atlas Lions still have massive support after their historic 2022 run. The team faces Ecuador and Paraguay in March friendlies as they gear up to take on Brazil, Scotland, and Haiti in the 2026 tournament.

Morocco World News2 min read
Unknown Paraguayan Club Stuns Peru's Giants in Debut
SportsFeb 5

Unknown Paraguayan Club Stuns Peru's Giants in Debut

A small Paraguayan soccer team nobody expected to win just defeated one of South America's most famous clubs in their first-ever Copa Libertadores match. 2 de Mayo's 1-0 victory over Alianza Lima proved that underdogs can still shock the world.

Google News - Historic Victory2 min read
Priest Spent 48 Years Learning From Paraguay's Indigenous
Global NewsJan 26

Priest Spent 48 Years Learning From Paraguay's Indigenous

Father José Zanardini arrived in Paraguay in 1978 and spent nearly five decades listening to and learning from Indigenous communities, particularly the Ayoreo people of the Gran Chaco. His work as both priest and anthropologist helped create schools, document disappearing languages, and push the Catholic Church toward respecting Indigenous spirituality instead of erasing it.

Mongabay2 min read