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The 15 pages that link to Paraguay, each with the reason it gives.

• Guaraní peopleRelated: Guaraní communities and language have especially strong historical and contemporary presence here.

• José Gaspar Rodríguez de FranciaNarrower topic: Francia’s rule helped define the independent state’s early political direction.

• Corrientes ProvinceRelated: Corrientes’ northern and western river boundaries face Paraguay.

• AsunciónNarrower topic: Asunción is its capital and largest city.

• Carlos Antonio LópezNarrower topic: The geography and regional position of Paraguay framed López’s economic and diplomatic priorities.

• Salta ProvinceRelated: Salta’s northeastern boundary meets Paraguay, giving the province a three-country frontier.

• Augusto Roa BastosNarrower topic: Its history, languages, and political life provide the grounding for his fiction.

• Bernardino CaballeroNarrower topic: Caballero’s rule belongs to Paraguay’s reconstruction after catastrophic war.

• Formosa ProvinceRelated: The international boundary places Formosa directly opposite parts of Paraguay.

• Mato Grosso do SulRelated: Mato Grosso do Sul shares its southwestern border with Paraguay.

• 2030 FIFA World CupRelated: Paraguay will stage one of the three South American opening matches.

• Central-West RegionRelated: It borders Mato Grosso do Sul and connects the region to transborder river and trade networks.

• Ciudad del EsteNarrower topic: Ciudad del Este is one of Paraguay’s principal cities and its eastern gateway to Brazil.

• Passiflora edulisBroader topic: The vine's native range also includes Paraguay.

• Southern ConeRelated: Some definitions include it as a northern extension of the Southern Cone.