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Thousands of Paraguayans in Asunción Return to the Streets Against Healthcare Collapse

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Thousands of protesters in Asunción returned to the streets for a 2nd consecutive day to demand the resignation of the President after the collapse of Paraguay’s healthcare system, with elective surgeries such as appendix removal shut down altogether and medicine at a critically low supply. Demonstrators first marched to the National Congress and then the palace of the president, clashing with police and singing chants against corruption.

Via Radio Ñandutí, Diario La Nación, Universo 970 AM, Topo

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