The growing prominence of the appropriation of the human rights-based approach to Paraguay's territorial inequalities

We are facing a national scenario of disadvantaged communities, not only in the interior of the Republic, but also in the metropolitan periphery of Greater Asunción; whose ethnocultural components, different from the social homogenization of the capital, as well as the implication of cultural factors that affect the female population, largely mark the situation of vulnerability and social risk of exclusion in the face of development opportunities in the current system. Existing social inequalities configure spaces for differentiated social development, at the same time as they feed each other, making territorial development necessary that takes into account the action of these social groups and their forms of cultural relations.