Facts before promises
We start with official sources, legislation and records. If we use a private source, we identify it and explain its methodology or limitations.
Editorial method
How we work.
Our guiding rule: every claim must show what we know, where it comes from and how far it can support a decision.
Precise sources and reference dates
Every figure must name the institution, document or page, and reference date. “Source: BCP” without a link or date is not enough.
Separate interpretation
We explain what the data means for a decision—and what it does not demonstrate. Editorial analysis is never disguised as statistics.
Evidence level
We use consistent labels: official source, current legislation, market estimate, editorial analysis and under review.
Gaps and corrections
Incomplete information stays visible. When a regulation changes or we find an error, we update the date and record the correction.
Commercial independence
No one can buy an editorial conclusion. Paraguay Insider's services have a scope, price and responsibility separate from the free content.
Public data
Institution, date and direct link.
Legal basis
Cited text; application depends on the case.
Private market
Indicative range, never a guarantee.
Interpretation
Practical implications and disclosed limitations.
Corrections
Found an incorrect fact?
We check it against the source, correct it and record the correction with its date.