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La textura

La Textura (The texture), Fabiana Vera Martinez, Paraguarí

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Valeria estaba bordando

Valeria estaba bordando (Valerie was embroidering), Liz Figueredo Vega, Paraguarí

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Mi Sombra Karate

Mi Sombra Karate (My shadow Karate), Elida Martinez Benitez, Caazapá

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Olas

Olas (waves), Elías Patiño, Alto Paraná

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Los niños encima del puente riendo

Los niños encima del puente riendo (The children laughing on top of the bridge), Sunilda Mendoza Armoa, Paraguarí

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Atardecer

Sin título (untitled), Carina Duarte, Itapúa
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Chancho

Chancho (Cerdo | Pig), Silvia Noemi Duarte Martinez, Cordillera

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Amanecer Campestre

Amanecer Campestre (Countryside Dawn), Elva Martinez Cañete, Caazapá

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Ahecha con Lauren

Voluntaria Lauren y sus participantes de Ahecha en el departamento de Paraguarí. | Volunteer Lauren and her Ahecha participants in the department of Paraguarí.

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Tereré

Sin título (untitled), Elena Maribel Garcete, Paraguarí

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Algo Misterioso

Algo Misterioso (Something mysterious), Cyntia Carolina Davalos, Caazapá

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Exposición en Itapúa

Voluntario Zach compartió algunos fotos de la gran aperatura del exposición local de fotografía de Ahecha en su ciudad in Itapúa. | Volunteer Zach shared some photos from the grand opening of his local Ahecha photography exhibition in his city in Itapúa.

Todos los miembros de la clase de Ahecha | All of the members of the Ahecha class

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Misa

Sin título (untitled), Evandro Benítez, Alto Paraná

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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.