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Last update: an hour agoParaguayan Culture: Villa Hayes’ Salvador Garozzo Museum preserves some 3,000 objects documenting local life, migration and the Chaco wars. Music & Travel: Free Festival Ignition brings 10 emerging Paraguayan acts to Luque on Saturday as part of the World Skate Games programme; meanwhile, Asunción’s FITPAR tourism fair runs through Sunday with cultural shows, food and travel offers. World Skate Games: Paraguayan skaters are making their mark in Asunción, including Mailliw Rojas, who won bronze in the 10,000 metres, and women athletes celebrated for their performances. Architecture: The Centre Pompidou’s planned museum in Foz do Iguaçu, designed by Paraguayan architect Solano Benítez, has been delayed until 2029, with construction bidding still pending. Heritage: Paraguay has officially recognized traditional burnt cocido as cultural heritage, while a feature on Yguazú explores 90 years of Japanese immigration and the community keeping its traditions alive.
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