combustion change

Fuels continue to rise, and it seems that there is no space on the horizon that tells us how far they will go. Prices have risen again this week, and we still haven’t taken the next step, which would have to be the process of freeing Paraguay from the use of fossil energy through the hydroelectricity that we have in abundance.

We are still waiting for Brazil to pay us a little more to keep bringing in resources for our electrical system, when in reality what we should have is a plan for the massive use of hydropower generated by Yacyretá and Itaipú.

That is what every good ruler must do, and we, his constituents, claim. Paraguay should have a plan so that within ten years the entire transport system will be electric, for that we must start working yesterday. If we don’t do it, if we continue to believe that this is the only possible scenario, we will continue to regret the lost opportunities and pay more and more for a fuel that basically, in reality, seems to be supporting the heavy and expensive public bureaucracy as corrupt.