Re:Thoughts on Asunción, Paraguay
by Darthbuddha on Wednesday June 25, 2025 @11:09AM
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There's rich mineral/gas deposits. Also the part that we lost to Bolivia does contain oil. Also with fracking probably there is oil to be found, but not worth the investment, yet. Don't spread misinformation please. Half of The Chaco was already occupied by Bolivia when the war started. It wasn't Paraguay just starting the war. Same for triple alianza, England had a lot of interest in keeping Paraguay from becoming industrialized.
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Re:Thoughts on Asunción, Paraguay
by hermitcrab on Wednesday June 25, 2025 @12:28PM
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>England had a lot of interest in keeping Paraguay from becoming industrialized.
I don't remember reading about that. Please explain.
Re:Thoughts on Asunción, Paraguay
by steviedotboston on Thursday June 26, 2025 @10:56AM
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So rich that paraguay imports all of its oil and gas.
Re:Thoughts on Asunción, Paraguay
by collingreen on Friday June 27, 2025 @09:08AM
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Are oil and gas completely fungible and equally processable? I know the USA both exports and imports oil (and has lots of processing) and my impression was there is a lot of nuance in the raw ingredients, their processing, and the logistics of each step of the way.