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Paraguay: First Week Back Home

Written byEduardo Avila
Posted 20 June 2008 4:51 GMT

Muna Annahas reflects on her first week back in Paraguay and notes that the famous Hotel Guaraní in Asuncion has now reopened its doors after many years of abandonment. She also visits a local hospital and acts to help the patients in need.

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