By Mario E. Villalba Ferreira.*
We live in a country where cows fly in airplanes while cars float by in the streets due to the storm floods. Here, there is an inconvenient, vastly ignored, but highly urgent debate: the transition from a traditionally rural Paraguayan society to an integration into a categorically urban world. How do we go from milking cows to structuring cities? How do we transition from the cart to the bicycle?