Concepcion Chaco
Famous international and national news agencies, social networks and blogs around the world had to write and disseminate Hugua a’andu millions of people both words Guarani. a’andu Hugua passed from indifference to the constant term and absolutely necessary. I could say categorically that a’andu Hugua by “the North” also exists. (A valuable related resource: Areva). Everyone is aware of the many years that the Department of Concepcion lived isolated and discriminated against because policies specifically because during the long rule of Stroessner’s Colorado and particularly, Concepcion was always considered liberal territory and for that reason, he was discriminated against and postponed. Everyone can easily remember until the year 2000 as people traveling to Concepcion suffered Tremeda and even took days to get from Yvyja’ua Concepcion (a journey of just over 100 Endless miles).
In fact, we can say that since 2000, and until today, the only paved road in the Department of Conception which connects through Yvyja’u with Pedro Juan Caballero and the rest of the country, and on the other side – the same route, is the “bridge over the Rio Paraguay in between-joins Concepcion Chaco. However, the vast remainder of this enormous Department of Paraguay shamefully still lives alone, mostly unknown and inhumanly postponed. For example, Vallemi (District of San Lazaro), cement production facility in Paraguay, lives permanently closed off because of bad access road that has, to the point that, in times of rain, you can only get there by boat or some special air freight. The same applies to the new district of San Carlos del Apa, or with the three communities mentioned earlier: Hugua a’andu, Paso Barreto and Puentesinho.. .
