Why Do People in Paraguay Say “Vos” Instead of “Tú”?
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You learn tú in Spanish class, but in Paraguay you hear vos. Find out why, which forms are common, and whether you need to use them yourself.
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Customs & Folk Beliefs in Paraguay: An Overview
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From Jopara on October 1 to asking for a blessing in the family: customs in Paraguay and the beliefs behind them.
October 12 in Paraguay: Remembering the Republic of 1813
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Why Paraguay commemorates the republic of 1813 on October 12, and why the day does not automatically mean a day off work.
What Is Locro in Paraguay – Ingredient or Dish?
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In Paraguay, locro can mean white corn used as an ingredient or a traditional dish. The meaning depends on the context.
Can Foreigners Vote in Paraguay’s Municipal Elections?
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Foreigners may be eligible to vote in Paraguay’s municipal elections, but several requirements apply.
Jopara Recipe: Paraguayan Corn and Bean Stew
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A hearty stew made with locro, beans, and vegetables: simple to prepare, filling, and typical of Paraguayan cooking.
Jopara and Karai Octubre: Paraguay’s October 1 Tradition
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A pot of Jopara, October 1, and Karai Octubre: this simple corn-and-bean stew is tied to a tradition that is still alive today.
Battle of Boquerón: Why September 29 Matters
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Boquerón connects history and everyday life: what happened in 1932 and why September 29 still matters in Paraguay today.
Pira Caldo Recipe: Paraguayan Fish Soup
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Surubí from Paraguay’s rivers, vegetables, and a rich broth: Pira Caldo brings Paraguayan fish cuisine to the table.
Día de la Primavera Paraguay: Celebrating Spring and Youth
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On September 21, Paraguay celebrates spring and youth. Here’s how the day is marked in schools, cities, and everyday life.