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Jul 3 2008, AP

Transportation corridors opened over and along the Mississippi River on Wednesday as floodwaters continued to recede at a rapid pace.

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University’s students celebrate outside the National Parliament in Asuncion, the approval of a law that allows them to pay 50% of the regular fare in public transportation, Thursday, June 5, 2008.