Paraguay
Venezuelan Congress Declares Maduro a 'Usurper'
"Congress declares that at this time there is no president of the republic," opposition legislator Jorge Milan said. "Let's start the process to recover the constitutional order."
Paraguay Moves Embassy Back to Tel Aviv From Jerusalem
"Paraguay wants to contribute to an intensification of regional diplomatic efforts to achieve a broad, fair and lasting peace in the Middle East," the South American country's Foreign Minister Luis Alberto Castiglioni said.
Thieves Switch 42 Police Guns With Toy Replicas
The guns can fetch up to $10,000 each on the black market.
Prison Gang Pulls Off Paraguay's Robbery of the Century
Dozens of heavily-armed criminals launched a three-hour assault on the vault of Prosegur, a firm specializing in the transport of cash.
Photos: Pope Francis Visits South America
South America's faithful have flocked to see the Argentine-born pontiff.
Paraguay Girl's Rape Case Ramps up Abortion Debate Before Pope Visit
Paraguayan law permits abortion if a mother's life is endangered. Pope Francis last year called abortion "horrific," and has shown no signs of changing the Catholic Church's position.