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Rosado

Rosado (pink), Rafael Agustin Olmedo, Misiones

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Anaranjado

Sin título (untitled), Zaida Guadalupe Méndez y Maria Sol Méndez Salinas, Misiones

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Detalles

Sin título (untitled), Margarita Avalos y Erika Maribel Silva, Misiones

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Huerta

Huerta (garden), Fernando Eden Castellamo, Misiones

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Pavo

Sin título (untitled), Raul René y Sergio Morinigo, Misiones

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Puerta Abierta

Sin título (untitled), Olga Raquel Gody, Misiones

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Flor Rosada

Sin título (untitled), Raul René y Sergio Morinigo, Misiones

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Bicicleta

Sin título (untitled), Renata Sotelo, Misiones

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Help Support Ahecha!

The donation page for our Peace Corps Partnership grant.

Ahecha Paraguay needs your help. 150 project cycles and nearly 1,000 participants have seriously deteriorated our equipment. Please help us continue this important work by donating to our Peace Corps Partnership grant and sharing it with your friends and family.

Visit tinyurl.com/ahecha to review the proposal and donate. 
 







Donations will allow us to update and increase the number of cameras kits in rotation and send 50 youth to creative arts camp.

Thank you for your support.
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Dinosaurio

Sin título (untitled), Sara Morel, Misiones

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Guaraní

Paraguay is the only country in South America with two official languages, Spanish and Guaraní. Paraguayans elect to speak one language over the other based, not on geographic location, but on the context of the conversation. Guaraní often captures the essence of a situation in a way that that does not translate into Spanish or English.