Job Story: Unrest in Paraguay

[David Rosa]

Why don't they have how many people got to paraguay to visit

[Martinez]

Who ever wrote this article must be human trash. You're not worth going to Paraguay.

[Barry Clark]

Garbage in, garbage out. Be gentle when you enter Paraguay; much beauty and many friends to be found.

[J.Dokes]

Da turkey dat wrote that the author
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wuz TRASH is an ahole as his muther.
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Must be a macho slob of turtle feces
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like his muther.

[Herbert Bloss herbertbloss@gmx.net]

The writer is a typical american and should stay at home, because she cannot see over here cup. If there is nothing else to be reported about Paraguay it will be a god idea to stop writing.

[Natalia Spanishchick21@hotmail.com]

hello,
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ya i was reading your letter about your visit to Paraguay...i live in America, New Jersey. But i was adopted i was actually born in Paraguay ,Asucion.... the place the you said that was so dirty and blah, blah , blah... but i hope its not like that when i go there... maybe you just didnt see the good part of the city... even though i know it is true that the goverment there is bad and people usually have to be careful... but otherwise i heard it was fine... well thank you for reading my comments....

[José rivarola@conexion.com.py]

Bueno... a nosotros los asuncenos no nos parece tan malo!

[Rene]

I'm sorry, but I must also disagree with the author. I am American, but I lived in Paraguay for 10 years. Two of my three children were born there. I found the Paraguayan people to be very warm and open. I learned many wonderful things about close knit families, herbal remedies for many illnesses, among numerous other things.
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The author saw one protest of about 300 people and didn't even bother to find out what they were protesting before she started generalizing and badmouthing Paraguay as a whole. She had better look in her own so-called perfect and superior American backyard, before she starts making unwarranted accusations about her world neighbors.
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Do you have any idea how many protest go on in the great US of A every day?

[José]

Hola René, de dónde sos? Escribime pues
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[Lana]

At least, here in Asunción we don't have planes crashing against skycranes.