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Sacred plant helps forge a climate-friendly future in Paraguay - Vimarsana News

Sacred plant helps forge a climate-friendly future in Paraguay

Using ancestral knowledge and growing yerba mate trees to accelerate climate action

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Paraguay's population below 2015 projections, census shows - Vimarsana News

Paraguay's population below 2015 projections, census shows

Paraguay's National Institute of Statistics (INE) Thursday released its preliminary conclusions on the country's latest census, whereby the entire population would amount to 6,109,644 people (3,078,994 are men and 3,030,650 are women), thus falling noticeably short of the 2015 projections that foresaw 7,453,695 inhabitants by 2022, it was reported in Asunción. A total of 2,109,864 dwellings were counted nationwide.

Toxic Takeaways | Global Witness - Vimarsana News

Toxic Takeaways | Global Witness

A wave of violent conflict is sweeping the Paraguayan countryside, driven by demand for land to grow a single crop: soy

Indigenous Peoples' Law: UN Special Rapporteur's report shows serious and persistent gaps in Costa Rica - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Peoples' Law: UN Special Rapporteur's report shows serious and persistent gaps in Costa Rica

On 28 September 2022, the report of the UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, following his on-site visit to Costa Rica at the end of

The New Humanitarian | In northern Argentina, gendered violence and discrimination leave their mark on Indigenous communities - Vimarsana News

The New Humanitarian | In northern Argentina, gendered violence and discrimination leave their mark on Indigenous communities

In northern Argentina, gendered violence and discrimination leave their mark on Indigenous communities - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world