By Alhelí González Cáceres.*
The population of the wetlands area of Asunción has long been the subject of study in various research studies, both those related to the socio-environmental impacts of agribusiness, as described by Wari in Paraguay: los presos y asesinados del agronegocio, as well as those related to urban issues affecting the peripheral neighborhoods in vulnerable conditions, such as the study Bañado Sur: vidas urbanas excluidas, de resistencia y dignidad (Bañado Sur: excluded urban lives of resistance and dignity).