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Itaipú Binacional

Paraguayan company
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  • Paraguay
    Paraguay
    / Economy of Paraguay

    …several state companies, most notably Itaipú Binacional, set up in 1973 to build a huge hydroelectric dam on the Paraná, and steel, cement, and alcohol-distillation plants. Impressive economic growth, particularly in the 1970s, was not matched by government efforts to distribute its benefits equitably. Most Paraguayans, especially in rural areas,…

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    …several state companies, most notably Itaipú Binacional, set up in 1973 to build a huge hydroelectric dam on the Paraná, and steel, cement, and alcohol-distillation plants. Impressive economic growth, particularly in the 1970s, was not matched by government efforts to distribute its benefits equitably. Most Paraguayans, especially in rural areas,…

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