Politics

Paraguay Declares War on “Narcoterrorists”

The Weekly Post | 03.11.25

Nov 3 •

The Town That Banned Halloween

The Weekly Post | 27.10.25

Oct 27 •

Press Freedom Under Threat

The Weekly Post | 20.10.25

Oct 20 •

Horacio Cartes Sanctions Scrapped

The Weekly Post | 13.10.25

Oct 13 •

Is Miguel Prieto Paraguay’s Next President?

The Ciudad del Este mayor is facing a corruption probe – and looking to 2028.

Jul 2 •

The Global Far Right Flocks to Paraguay

Santiago Peña cosies up to ultraconservatives at the Foro Madrid.

Jun 14 •

Understanding The Colorado Party

And why they (almost) always win.

May 16 •

The Congressman, the Cell Phone, and the Corruption Ring

Football, guns, Freemasons, cocaine: the Lalo Gomes story has it all.

Mar 5

Paraguayans Don't Believe In Democracy

At least according to a new survey. Can you blame them?

Jan 17 •

Three Political Trends in 2024

Santiago Peña may hold office, but power lies elsewhere.

Dec 20, 2024 •

Paraguay's Foreign Policy Is In Flux

The Peña administration wrangles with Chinese infiltrators, US narcotics agents, and the mother of all trade agreements.

Dec 9, 2024 •

Three Major Risks Facing Paraguay

Growing threats the country can't afford to ignore.

Nov 22, 2024 •

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