We have started to collect the most important news related to Paraguay in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Paraguay declares a state of emergency to deal with dengue fever, which has killed 10 people this year.
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England beat Paraguay in unconvincing fashion in their World Cup opener.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson says England can win the World Cup - as they prepare to play Paraguay.
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The EU's anti-fraud office Olaf hails Paraguay's jailing of a Spanish priest and his Paraguayan accomplice for embezzling EU funds.
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Former bishop Fernando Lugo is sworn in as Paraguay's president, ending more than 60 years of Colorado Party rule.
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Paraguay's former military ruler Alfredo Stroessner is buried in a private ceremony in the Brazilian capital.
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Paraguay's former military ruler Alfredo Stroessner dies aged 93 in a hospital in the Brazilian capital, Brasilia.
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The WHO sends two million doses of vaccines to combat Paraguay's yellow fever outbreak.
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Argentine authorities detect foot-and-mouth disease near the border with Paraguay.
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A Japanese businessman abducted in Paraguay with his secretary and two Paraguayans is freed.
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