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Rainfall raised Paraguay river levels improving outlook, albeit sustainability not guaranteed

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Economist Óscar Stark highlighted that rainfall has contributed to the recovery of the Paraguay River, which this year reached a record low of -75 cm in the port of Asunción on October 6, surpassing the 1900s historical record.

"The Paraguay River is recovering rapidly with the rains. In the last few days it rose more than 1 meter, reaching 29 cm today, after having reached -75 cm a few days ago, its historical record since 1902," he tweeted.

Stark said that in Asunción the ideal level starts at 2 meters, and although conditions are . . .

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