IN a recent article (Bol. Of. San. Panamer., 22, 318; 1943), Drs. A. R. Ginés, A. Alvarez and M. Mercado state that in June 1941 the control of tuberculosis in Asunción was started under the ...
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Their sacred land was a gift for their courage. Yet Maká people in Paraguay fight for its ownershipa Maká teacher based near Paraguay's capital, Asunción. “Their songs imitated nature.” Next to him smiled Elodia Servín, who only speaks the Maká language but had Torres help as a translator.
But while much of the Bolivian Pantanal is protected, the overwhelming majority of the wetland, particularly in Paraguay, is not. Overgrazing by livestock, converting nature for crops, dam ...
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