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Paraguay doesn't make a lot of news. It did get attention in August when Fernando Lugo was inaugurated in a historical ceremony. Here's what I wrote.
Paraguay is back in the news, in an offbeat way. It turns out that the stevia plant in Paraguay could become a popular sweetener in the United States. The ball is now in the hands of the FDA.
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Inside South America is written by Tyler Bridges. He's based in Caracas but travels widely around the continent.
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