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Doja Cat Claims She's Quitting Music After Canceled Show Sparks Clash With Fans

The Grammy nominee lambasted her industry on Twitter and changed her handle to "i quit" after storms forced her to scrap a festival appearance in Paraguay.
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Massive Blackout Hits More Than 44 Million In South America

Electricity is almost fully restored as of Sunday evening to Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, after what one leader called an "unprecedented" power failure.
By Paul Byrne and Luis Andres Henao, AP

Paraguay's Population Is Booming, But Where Are All The Jobs?

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Protests Rage In Paraguay As President Seeks To Remove Term Limits

Senators roughed up by police. The Paraguayan Congress in flames. Bands of angry protesters roaming the streets of Asunción.
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Protester Dies In Paraguay After Congress Set On Fire

Rodrigo Quintana, 25, was killed by a rubber bullet fired by police.
By Reuters

As Paraguay's Reelection Debate Drags On, Its Political Future Is At Stake

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Brazilian Drug Lord Found Living In Luxurious En Suite Prison Cell

But he's not anymore.
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The South American Spot Every Traveler Is Talking About

No, it's not Peru.
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11-Year-Old Paraguay Rape Victim Gives Birth After Denied Abortion

The girl was allegedly raped and impregnated by her stepfather when she was 10, but her government denied her an abortion.
By Associated Press

What It's Really Like To Travel Within The 'Papal Bubble'

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