
Juan E. O'Leary
About Juan E. O'Leary
Juan E. O'Leary is a district in the department of Alto Paraná, in eastern Paraguay. It is named after the Paraguayan historian, poet, and politician Juan E. O'Leary, a key figure in the reassertion of Paraguay's national memory during the twentieth century. The local economy is anchored in extensive agriculture, with soybean cultivation as the dominant activity—a characteristic shared across most of eastern Paraguay. The district forms part of the rural surroundings of Ciudad del Este, the departmental capital and primary commercial hub of the region.
- Historic and cultural center
- High connectivity
- Mixed residential-commercial use
- Architectural heritage
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Photos of the city
Photos: FFE.Franco (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Gabriel Resende Veiga (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Flaviohmg (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Cmasi (CC BY-SA 3.0) — Wikimedia Commons
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Properties in Juan E. O'Leary
Lot for sale in La Reina del Lago gated community, Alto Paraná
Juan E. O'Leary, Alto Paraná
Lot for sale in La Reina del Lago gated community, Alto Paraná
Juan E. O'Leary, Alto Paraná
Lot for sale in La Reina del Lago gated community, Alto Paraná
Juan E. O'Leary, Alto Paraná
Lot for sale in La Reina del Lago gated community, Alto Paraná
Juan E. O'Leary, Alto Paraná
Businesses & services in Juan E. O'Leary
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First Paraguayan fuel distributor.
Puma Energy Paraguay
Puma Energy subsidiary. Operates 160 service stations in Paraguay with USD 60M investment. Paraguay's ninth largest importer in 2022 with USD 163M.
Petropar (Petróleos Paraguayos)
State-owned enterprise. Paraguay's largest importer with USD 377M in 2022. Operates the country's only refinery and distributes fuels nationwide.
Punto Farma
Paraguay's largest pharmacy chain, 100% Paraguayan with 700+ company-owned branches. Delivery, app and nationwide service. Since 2001.
Petrobras Paraguay
Fuel station chain with 246 stations across 85 cities in Paraguay, including Asunción, Ciudad del Este, San Lorenzo and Fernando de la Mora.
Petrochaco
Fuel station chain with 144 stations across 78 cities in Paraguay, including Ciudad del Este, Luque, Caaguazú and San Lorenzo.