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	Asunción on Encyclopedia.com
		Asunción is one of the oldest cities in South America and has a decidedly colonial aspect, enhanced by red-tiled roofs, colorful patios, and flowering trees.
		Paraguay's Vice President is gunned down in the streets of Asuncion, and the nation's accusing eyes turn toward the man he might have succeeded.(América Latina)(TA: Latin America)
		The eminence of Asunción was ended by the growth of Buenos Aires, which was separated from Asunción's jurisdiction in 1617.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/A/Asuncion.asp

	Asunción on Encyclopedia.com
		Asunción is one of the oldest cities in South America and has a decidedly colonial aspect, enhanced by red-tiled roofs, colorful patios, and flowering trees.
		The eminence of Asunción was ended by the growth of Buenos Aires, which was separated from Asunción's jurisdiction in 1617.
		As the most important town in the Río de la Plata region, Asunción became the center of the Jesuits' activities in converting the indigenous population.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/A/Asuncion.asp

	La Revista: A la sombra de Paco Rabal
		Cuando Asunción Balaguer y Francisco Rabal, al poco de casarse, 25 años, abandonaron la compañía de teatro de Tamayo (ella actriz principal, él escalando de nuevo puestos, tras un breve período en el cine), año 1951, lo hicieron para montar una compañía propia.
		A Asunción Balaguer le tocó renunciar y a Paco Rabal, triunfar.
		Tantos años y aún dice Asunción que a su lado nadie sufre, porque Paco Rabal es sentimiento noble y humanidad.
	www.elmundo.es /larevista/num195/textos/sombra1.html

	Copa Oswaldo Cruz
		Copa Oswaldo Cruz 1956 12 Jun Asunción Paraguay 0-2 Brazil 17 Jun Asunción Paraguay 2-5 Brazil Final Table: 1.Brazil 2 2 0 0 7- 2 4 2.Paraguay 2 0 0 2 2- 7 0
		Copa Oswaldo Cruz 1968 25 Jul Asunción Paraguay 0-4 Brazil 28 Jul Asunción Paraguay 1-0 Brazil Final Table: 1.Brazil 2 1 0 1 4- 1 2 2.Paraguay 2 1 0 1 1- 4 2
		Copa Oswaldo Cruz 1955 13 Nov Rio de Janeiro Brazil 3-0 Paraguay 17 Nov São Paulo Brazil 3-3 Paraguay Final Table: 1.Brazil 2 1 1 0 6- 3 3 2.Paraguay 2 0 1 1 3- 6 1
	www.rsssf.com /tableso/ocruz.html

	Encyclopedia: CaazapÃ¡ department
		Categories: Departments of Paraguay Paraguay consists of 18 departments (departamentos, singular - departamento) (capitals in parentheses): Alto Paraguay (Fuerte Olimpo) Alto Paraná (Ciudad del Este) Amambay (Pedro Juan Caballero) Asunción (Asunción) Boquerón (Filadelfìa) Caaguazú (Coronel Oviedo) Caazapá (Caazapá) Canindeyú (Salto del Guairá) Central (Areguá) Concepción (Concepción) Cordillera (Caacupé) Guair...
		Alto Paraguay- Alto Paran&- Amambay- Asunci&- Boquer&- Caaguaz&- Caazapá - Canindey&- Central- Concepción - Cordillera- Guair&- Itapúa - Misiones- Ñeembuc&- Paraguarí - Presidente Hayes - San Pedro
		Boquerón is a department in the Western Region of Paraguay.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Caazap%E1-department (341 words)

	Paraguay Departments
		Department: except for Asunci&, which is a capital district.
		The department was administered from Asunci& before that date, although some older sources list Limpio and Ypacaraí as the capital of Central.
		The departments of Chaco and Nueva Asunci& had been dropped.
	www.statoids.com /upy.html (341 words)

	5. The Rio De La Plata. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
		He reached Asunción with more colonists and encountered opposition from Irala, who again became governor and was confirmed by the crown.
		Juan de Garay, with colonists from Asunción, founded Santa Fe.
		Abandoning Buenos Aires, Juan Salazar de Espinoza led colonists up to the Paraná and Paraguay and founded Asunción.
	www.bartleby.com /67/900.html (259 words)

	Intern'l Conf. on the Paraguay River Basin: Speakers
		Fatima Mereles is a professor of taxonomy and plant ecology in the botany department of the Universidad Nacional de Asunción, Paraguay.
		Juan Maria Carron is Director of the Center for Conservation and Environmental Education in Asunción, Paraguay.
		Pincheira is an Honorary Professor at the Universidad Nacional de Asunción, Paraguay.
	www.pantanal.org /conference2001/speakers.htm (4091 words)

	Untitled Document
		Other South American carriers that fly into Asunción are Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano, Aerolíneas Argentinas, Pluna (Uruguay), Varig (Brazil), and Mercosur’s TAM.
		Bus Travel: Bus travel within Asunción, and from Asunción to other cities in Paraguay, is managed by private companies.
		Lloyd´s also has an ATM machine, as do most major banks in the capital.
	iad.ucdavis.edu /FundacionParaguaya.html (3909 words)

	Encyclopedia: River ParanÃ¡
		Asuncion and Bras lia is the capital city of Brazil and is located in the center of the country in a federal district created in the state of Goi s.
		Buenos Aires, Map of Paraguay Pante n de los H roes in Asunci n Asunci n, population 500,939 (1992), is the capital of Paraguay.
		Its Metropolitan Area, named Gran Asunci n, includes the cities of San Lorenzo, Fernando de la Mora, Lambar, Luque, Mariano Roque Alonso, emby and Villa Elisa; having...
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/River-Paran%E1 (3909 words)

	Paraguay Tours Paraguay Tour Guide iExplore
		Asunción, the capital, is situated on the Bay of Asunción, an inlet off the Paraguay River in a former estate of the Lopez family on the Paraguay River.
		Paraguay is a landlocked country surrounded by Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil, lying some 1440km (900 miles) up the River Paraná from the Atlantic.
		Paraguay’s university is in San Lorenzo, founded in 1775.
	www.iexplore.com /dmap/Paraguay/Overview (425 words)

	Manuel E. Gondra Manuscript Collection: Part IV: Eighteenth Century Documents (1778-1799)
		[Comisión a José Antonio Yegros y José Espínola para que hagan mensura de los terrenos de la Villa de Remolinos, repartiéndolos a sus pobladores.] Asunción, 5 l.
		[Comisión a José Antonio de Yegros y José de Espínola, encargándoles la extirpación de crímenes en todas partes de la provincia.] Asunción, 2 l.
		Pedro Melo de Portugal, José Martínez, Fulgencio Yegros, Carlos Morfi, and Agustín de Pinedo.
	www.lib.utexas.edu /taro/utlac/00066/00066p4-P.html (425 words)

	FREE In-depth report - Argentina And Brazil - Paraguay
		In the 1950s, Brazil funded the construction of new buildings for the National University in Asunción, granted Paraguay free-port privileges on the Brazilian coast at Paranagua, and built the Friendship Bridge over the Río Paraná, thereby linking Paranagua to Asunción.
		Brazilian teamsters threatened to block the Friendship Bridge between Brazil and Paraguay to protest the alleged murders of truckers whose vehicles were taken to Paraguay.
		Stroessner's interests coincided with those of Brazil, which desired to increase its influence at the expense of Argentina and to establish transportation linkages with countries to the west.
	www.exploitz.com /Paraguay-Argentina-And-Brazil-cg.php (425 words)

	Cement Trade.com - Cement Trading Online like never before.
		Humait� N? Edificio Humait� - 5th Floor Asunci�n,Asunci�n,Paraguay
		Add your company to a searchable list of companies on cementtrade.
	www.cementtrade.com /wcd/co_det.asp?id=PARNACION (425 words)

	Encyclopedia: Paraguay
		Europeans first arrived in the area in the early 16th century and the settlement of AsunciÃ³n was founded in 1537, by Spanish explorer Juan de Salazar.
		Main article: Departments of Paraguay Paraguay consists of 18 departments (departamentos, singular - departamento) (capitals in parentheses): Alto Paraguay (Fuerte Olimpo) Alto Paraná (Ciudad del Este) Amambay (Pedro Juan Caballero) Asunción (Asunción) Boquerón (Filadelfìa) Caaguazú (Coronel Oviedo) Caazapá (Caazapá) Canindeyú (Salto del Guairá) Central (Areguá) Concepción (Concepción) Cordillera (Caacupé) Guair...
		Flag ratio: 3:5 The flag of Paraguay was adopted in 1842.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Paraguay (3548 words)

	Encyclopedia: Paraguay
		Main article: Departments of Paraguay Paraguay consists of 18 departments (departamentos, singular - departamento) (capitals in parentheses): Alto Paraguay (Fuerte Olimpo) Alto Paraná (Ciudad del Este) Amambay (Pedro Juan Caballero) Asunción (Asunción) Boquerón (Filadelfìa) Caaguazú (Coronel Oviedo) Caazapá (Caazapá) Canindeyú (Salto del Guairá) Central (Areguá) Concepción (Concepción) Cordillera (Caacupé) Guair...
		Flag ratio: 3:5 The flag of Paraguay was adopted in 1842.
		Paraguay consists of 18 departments (departamentos, singular - departamento): The word department has a number of meanings: It can mean an administrative sector of the government.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Paraguay (3379 words)

	reise2.htm
		In years past, Areguá was the summer city of the traditional families from Asunción, which is still visible because of the manor type of architecture.
		San Bernardino, old German colony, is now the summer resort of Asunción families, as is located on the Ypacarai Lake, good for nautical sports.
		Areguá is the capital of the Central Department and is situated vis-à-vis of San Bernardino on the Ypacarai Lake.
	www.beauty.paraguay-hotel.com /reise2.htm (3379 words)

	seite11engl.htm
		Property: 1.000 square metres, extension of the house is 250 square metres, on the road, about 40 km from Asunción and about 600 m from the lake Ypacarai.
		Property: 1 hectare, the house with an extension of 350 m2, on the road, about 40 km from Asunción and about 800 m from the lake Ypacarai.
		Property Size:1200 m2, near the Ypacarai Lake, about 63 km of Asuncion.
	www.paraguay-hotel.com /paraguay-guru/english/seite11engl.htm (3379 words)

	DiscoverVenezuela - Isla Margarita
		Points of interest in the capital La Asunción include: the Asunción Cathedral which was built in the 18th century with its typical colonial accents, La Casa Capitular, formerly the seat of the colonial government and now the Library and Museum Nueva Cadiz, and the State Legislature housed in an old Franciscan monastery.
		Foreign visitors also buy handicrafts like hammocks, baskets, and pottery here, but what really attracts them to Margarita are the beaches, the almost guaranteed sun, the food, the nightlife and the fun.
		Its freeport status (read: duty free) has made Margarita the least expensive resort destination in the Caribbean for tourists from Europe and North America.
	www.discovervenezuela.com /margarita.cfm (1005 words)

	artnet.com: Resource Library: Puente, Alejandro
		Works by Puente are in the USA in the collections of the Center for Inter-American Relations, the Chase Manhattan Bank and the Archer Huntington Art Gallery (all New York City); in Asunción, Paraguay, in the Museo de Bellas Artes de Asunción; and in Buenos Aires in the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo.
		By 1965 Puente was painting in a form of hard-edge abstraction.
		In 1960 he joined Grupo Sí, which was moving towards a new form of abstract art that culminated in the use of the shaped canvas.
	www.artnet.com /library/06/0699/T069975.asp (1005 words)

	Asunción Balaguer
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	www.imdb.com /Name?Balaguer,+Asunci%F3n (344 words)

	Copa Conmebol
		1992 Atlético Mineiro 2-0 Olimpia Asunción Olimpia Asunción 1-0 Atlético Mineiro 1993 Peñarol 1-1 Botafogo Botafogo 2-2 Peñarol 3-1 pen 1994 São Paulo 6-1 Peñarol Peñarol 3-0 São Paulo 1995 Atlético Mineiro 4-0 Rosario Central Rosario Central 4-0 Atlético Mineiro 4-3 pen 1996 Lanús 2-0 Independiente Santa Fe Indep.
		Atlético Mineiro 2 Botafogo 1 Lanús 1 Rosario Central 1 Santos 1 São Paulo 1 Talleres 1
		1992 Atlético Mineiro 1993 Botafogo 1994 São Paulo 1995 Rosario Central 1996 Lanús 1997 Atlético Mineiro 1998 Santos 1999 Talleres
	www.rsssf.com /sacups/conmebol.html (243 words)

	Paraguay Districts
		Maps of the districts: Region Oriental ( Alto Paran&;, Amambay, Asunci&, Caaguaz&;, Caazap&;, Canindey&;, Central, Concepci&, Cordillera, Guair&;, Itap&, Misiones, Ñeembuc&;, Paraguar&;, San Pedro); Region Occidental (Alto Paraguay, Boquer&, Presidente Hayes).
		From another source, with no district names on the maps: Alto Paran&;, Alto Paraguay, Amambay, Asunci&, Boquer&, Caaguaz&;, Caazap&;, Canindey&;, Central, Concepci&, Cordillera, Guair&;, Itap&, Misiones, Ñeembuc&;, Paraguar&;, Presidente Hayes, and San Pedro
		As nearly as I can tell, the table below shows all of the districts of Paraguay as of about 2000-01-01.
	www.statoids.com /ypy.html (243 words)

	Paraguay Districts
		Maps of the districts: Region Oriental ( Alto Paran&;, Amambay, Asunci&, Caaguaz&;, Caazap&;, Canindey&;, Central, Concepci&, Cordillera, Guair&;, Itap&, Misiones, Ñeembuc&;, Paraguar&;, San Pedro); Region Occidental (Alto Paraguay, Boquer&, Presidente Hayes).
		From another source, with no district names on the maps: Alto Paran&;, Alto Paraguay, Amambay, Asunci&, Boquer&, Caaguaz&;, Caazap&;, Canindey&;, Central, Concepci&, Cordillera, Guair&;, Itap&, Misiones, Ñeembuc&;, Paraguar&;, Presidente Hayes, and San Pedro
		Nanawa district (in Presidente Hayes department) was created by Law No. 1276.
	www.statoids.com /ypy.html (243 words)

	Paraguay Departments
		1973-12-07: Law No. 426 divided the country into 19 departments, of which fourteen were in the Oriental region and five (Alto Paraguay, Boquer�n, Chaco, Nueva Asunci�n, and Presidente Hayes) in the Occidental region.
		1992-11-06: Law No. 71 merged Nueva Asunci�n department with Boquer�n, and Chaco with Alto Paraguay, leaving Occidental with the same territorial divisions as in 1945.
		Alto Paran� department was created from parts of San Pedro and Encarnaci�n.
	www.statoids.com /upy.html (243 words)

	Paraguay Departments
		The latter were Alto Paraguay (capital Fuerte Olimpo), Boquerón (Doctor Pedro P. Peña), Chaco (Mayor Pablo Lagerenza), Nueva Asunción (General Eugenio A. Garay), and Presidente Hayes (Villa Hayes) in the Occidental region.
		The department was administered from Asunci& before that date, although some older sources list Limpio and Ypacaraí as the capital of Central.
		The only departments in Occidente are Alto Paraguay, Boquerón, Chaco, Nueva Asunción, and Presidente Hayes.
	www.statoids.com /upy.html (243 words)

	Encyclopedia: Paraguay
		Main article: Departments of Paraguay Paraguay consists of 18 departments (departamentos, singular - departamento) (capitals in parentheses): Alto Paraguay (Fuerte Olimpo) Alto Paraná (Ciudad del Este) Amambay (Pedro Juan Caballero) Asunción (Asunción) Boquerón (Filadelfìa) Caaguazú (Coronel Oviedo) Caazapá (Caazapá) Canindeyú (Salto del Guairá) Central (Areguá) Concepción (Concepción) Cordillera (Caacupé) Guair...
		BoquerÃ³n is a department in the Western Region of Paraguay.
		Paraguay consists of 18 departments (departamentos, singular - departamento): The word department has a number of meanings: It can mean an administrative sector of the government.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Paraguay (3379 words)

	.:: AGYRSA Ecological Tourism in Paraguay ::.
		Bridge of access on the Parana river that unites Foz de Iguazú of Brazil with the Ciudad del Este from Paraguay to 330 km of Asunción, through the same one, arrives at the Iguazu Cataracts, to 30 km of distance.
		Transfer to the bus terminal to board a regular coach to Asunción.
		After breakfast, departure for the guided tour of Itaipu Dam, then lunch at a typical churrasquería (at extra cost).
	www.agyrsa.com /english/interest_great.htm (3379 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Paraguay
		The first bishop was Father Pedro de La Torre, a Franciscan who arrived at Asunción on the eve of Palm Sunday, 1555, during the second administration of Martinez de Irala.
		The Diocese of Paraguay ( Paraguayensis) was created under a Bull issued by Paul III on 1 July, 1547, eleven years after the foundation of Asunción by Juan de Ayolas, 15 Aug., 1536, and is therefore the oldest see of the River Plate.
		Paraguay was then nominally under the jurisdiction of the Viceroy of Peru, but in 1776 the Viceroyalty of La Plata was created, including Paraguay.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/11470b.htm (3379 words)

	Copa Conmebol
		1992 Atlético Mineiro 2-0 Olimpia Asunción Olimpia Asunción 1-0 Atlético Mineiro 1993 Peñarol 1-1 Botafogo Botafogo 2-2 Peñarol 3-1 pen 1994 São Paulo 6-1 Peñarol Peñarol 3-0 São Paulo 1995 Atlético Mineiro 4-0 Rosario Central Rosario Central 4-0 Atlético Mineiro 4-3 pen 1996 Lanús 2-0 Independiente Santa Fe Indep.
		Atlético Mineiro 2 Botafogo 1 Lanús 1 Rosario Central 1 Santos 1 São Paulo 1 Talleres 1
		1992 Atlético Mineiro 1993 Botafogo 1994 São Paulo 1995 Rosario Central 1996 Lanús 1997 Atlético Mineiro 1998 Santos 1999 Talleres
	www.rsssf.com /sacups/conmebol.html (3379 words)

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