Paraguay

As of 2026/08/03, the Ministry of Economy and Finance announced the completion of the evaluation phase for quita proposals submitted by creditors of the State, following Resolution MEF N° 391/26. The review process assessed the viability of each proposal, ensuring alignment with fiscal constraints and legal requirements. Based on this assessment, the Ministry approved a priority […]

As of 2026/08/03, the Ministry of Economy and Finance announced the beginning of the week with a disbursement of PYG 209,313 million to settle obligations with suppliers and creditors of the State. These resources were mobilized from Financing Source 10 “State Resources”, Source 20 “Public Credit Resources”, and Source 30 “Institutional Resources”. The payment reflects the Ministry’s disciplined

As of 2026/07/31, the Ministry of Economy and Finance formalized the transfer of a project aimed at strengthening the National Unique Registry (RUN) to the Supreme Court of Justice. The initiative seeks to modernize the civil‑registry system, improve data accuracy, and enhance the efficiency of property‑registration processes. By upgrading the RUN, the Ministry supports the

As of 2026/07/31, the Municipality of Carmen del Paraná reported notable progress in the elaboration of its Plan of Urban and Territorial Ordering (POUT) through a technical workshop supported by the Ministry of Economy and Finance. The session gathered municipal officials, local stakeholders, and technical experts to review preliminary studies, refine development scenarios, and align

Today the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) disbursed a total of ₲ 119,017 million to settle payment obligations to suppliers and creditors of the State. These payments are financed through three primary budgetary sources: Source 10 (Treasury Resources), Source 20 (Public Credit Resources), and Source 30 (Institutional Resources). The Treasury’s payment mechanism relies on

The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), through its General Treasury Directorate (DGTP), continues today with the payment of July salaries to public servants across the country’s ministries, autonomous agencies, and decentralised entities. This disbursement covers all employees of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEC) and public university personnel, forming part of the regular