The people in rural Paraguay have an oral culture, which means that they are familiar with reading but are unaware of writing for communication. The rural people are never comfortable with reading; rather find oral methods to be easy and simple for learning. This is a reason why religious books and writings are not found among these rural communities.

In Latin America, Paraguay is one of the few countries, which have maintained an integral public electricity or monopoly. One of the world’s largest net exporters of electricity is Paraguay.

Over the last three decades, Paraguay has steadily recognized a system of rules, institutions, and additional policy instruments to make sure the harmonization of the technology, country's science and advance activities.

Paraguay is a surrounded by landlocked country in the heart of Latin America. Its GDP per person is among the lowest in the state, and one third of the population lives under the poverty line.