by Simon | Mar 29, 2023 | History
Paraguay has possibly the greenest energy in the world. Electricity that is also inexpensive. Depending upon which source is used you will find a very slight difference in the proportion of energy quote as produced from renewable green sources in Paraguay. Sometimes...
by Simon | Feb 22, 2023 | History
Vapor Cue Naval Museum is about 90 km from Asuncion. It is located outside the town of Caraguatay. Within it are is to be found the remains of the Paraguayan fleet from the Triple Alliance War (1864-1870). The Paraguayan forces were forced to abandon what was left of...
by Simon | Mar 5, 2022 | History
The battle of Acosta Nu was the last mayor battle of the Triple Alliance War. The remnants of the Paraguayan army was heavily out numbered by the Alliance troops. These were mostly Brazilian along with some Argentines. Following the loss of Asuncion in late 1868 the...
by Simon | Feb 8, 2022 | History
Piribebuy is a small country town. These days it is mainly a destination for tourists seeking unspoiled countryside and green open spaces. It does though have a long and interesting history. This is what is on show at the town museum. The museum Comandente Pedro Pablo...
by Simon | Dec 4, 2021 | History
The small town of Sapucai is located approximately 90 km to the east of Asuncion. When trains ran in Paraguay it was the location of the railway workshops. These have been preserved as a museum to 19th century industrial Paraguay. Sapucai is located a little distance...
by Simon | May 21, 2021 | History
The Itaipu dam and hydro electric plant are located in Paraguays eastern border. They span the Rio Parana between Paraguay and Brazil. Plans for a hydro electric power plant to supply electricity to the region were fist drawn up in 1966. It took several years of...
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