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Palma Joven 2026 Rescheduled to September 26 Due to Rain
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Spring and Youth Month celebration postponed by a week
The Palma Joven 2026 event, originally set for this Saturday to celebrate spring and Youth Month, has been moved to September 26 in Asunción, Paraguay, because of rain and storms forecast by the Paraguayan Meteorology Directorate. The change keeps the same hours (11 a.m. to 11 p.m.) and the same program.
The organizers decided to postpone the event to ensure the safety of participants, artists, exhibitors, and technical staff. Weather forecasts call for rain and thunderstorms starting Friday and expected to continue through the original Saturday, leaving both dates unstable.
The event, organized by the National Youth Secretariat, the First Lady’s Secretariat, and Amcha, expects to gather about 100,000 young people. The schedule includes a Scholarship Fair with more than 2,000 educational opportunities in undergraduate, graduate, technical careers, diplomas, and language schools—access requires only a national ID.
The Opportunities Fair will feature public institutions, NGOs, companies, international organizations, and embassies presenting projects and services for youth. Musical acts include Kchiporros, Qmbia Juan, Talento de Barrio, and Indio Rubio. The Emerging Bands Battle also returns, with the four groups most voted on social media performing live. The program is rounded out by an Entrepreneurs Fair.
Source: La Nación
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