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Unila Expo in Foz Brings Paraguayan Indigenous Students
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Event from Oct 22-23 in Ciudad del Este Highlights Guarani Culture
The Unila Expo, organized by the Latin American Integration University of Foz do Iguaçu, took place on October 22 and 23 in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay. Nine Paraguayan indigenous students from the Intercultural Indigenous Bachelor's program, along with other representatives from the first cohort of the course, participated.
The Unila Expo, promoted by the Latin American Integration University (Unila) of Foz do Iguaçu, was held on October 22 and 23 in Ciudad del Este. The event featured the first cohort of the Intercultural Indigenous Bachelor's program, represented by nine Paraguayan indigenous students.
Agricultural engineer Leonardo Alfonso Martínez, from the Acaraymi community of Hernandarias, served as the course representative in welcoming visitors. According to Martínez, the history and reality of Guarani communities were shared and highlighted at the Expo, sparking interest among participants.
Martínez noted that the course has about 30 students, with participants from Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, and that representatives from each country staffed the booth to discuss the Guarani culture present in the tri-border region. He emphasized the importance of making visible the needs and resilience of the Guarani population.
Source: La Nación (PY) – http://www.lanacion.com.py/pais/2026/10/24/expo-unila-de-foz-estudiantes-indigenas-paraguayos-captaron-interes-sobre-la-cultura-guarani
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