Paraguay is a country located in the very center of the continent of South America. Like other Latin American countries, this state has a number of characteristic features in culture, economy, sport and other sectors of life and society.
Anyone who visits Paraguay will visit the very heart of South America. Indeed, this is what they say about this small country, which has no access to the sea. The river that crosses the territory of the state is also called Paraguay and divides the country into two parts.
The indigenous people of Paraguay were the Guarani Indians.
Paraguayans now living in the country are mestizos who were born from the love of the Spaniards and Indians.
Paraguayan laws are based on Roman law, as well as on the Argentine and French codes of laws.
In Paraguay, even goalkeepers score football. Jose Luis Chilavert scored sixty-two goals in his sports career.
Paraguayans can resolve the conflict by challenging the enemy to a duel. Indeed, in the country they are permitted by law if the participants in the duel are blood donors.
Paraguay has deposits of iron ore, manganese, and limestone.
The Paraguayan flag is different on both sides, because on one is the national emblem, on the second is the treasury seal.
Paraguayans love mate tea, which is why they drink it all the time.
In Paraguay it is worth seeing the Gobierno Palace, the House of Independence, the House of Culture. They are in Asuncion.
Paraguay has a beautiful Zerro Cora Park, which has the status of "National". The same status has the Defensortes del Tinfunke park.
Paraguayans are not afraid of robots, they are engaged in agriculture. Most of the people of Paraguay are true hard workers. They not only plow the fields, but also breed large horned cattle.
Paraguay is a major supplier of soybeans.
Paraguayan dishes are a mixture of Native American and European cuisine.
Paraguayan national hero was Ivan Belyaev, a Cossack from the Don, who emigrated to this country from Russia and proved to be a significant figure during the Paraguayan war with Bolivia.
