Vista del Palacio de López, sede del Gobierno de Paraguay en Asunción, en el 470 aniversario de la fundación de la ciudad/EFE archivo/AND CRIST

The West Wing of the Palace, historic building in Asuncion, is a feast for these insects that eat wood, due to the lack of budget to stop itIn Yaguarón, the altarpiece part back.  

The West Wing of the Palace represents roughly 40 percent of it and the termites are wolf down original wooden, ceilings and mezzanines.

Other part of the Palace, the corresponding to the cellars and stables, is also invaded. In this case, by termites and bats, he told EFE the architect of the Ministry of public works and urbanism.

The Church of Yaguarón, to 52 kilometers from Asunción, dates from 1752 and was finished by the order of the Spanish Franciscans.

The Palace, behind the backs of the Paraguay River, was built by the British architect Alonso Taylor and is the work of Marshal Francisco Solano Lopez, the President of the country died in 1870 in combat with the Brazilian troops.

Paraguay, 11 mayo 2014, EFE/Practica Español/Chema Orozco

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