Yes it is possible, don't know if it's going to be easy to find something tough.
Try clasipar.

I don't know all the good barrios, but the nice barrios I know do not have a lot of appartement buildings like in Palermo or El Poblado (mostly houses). You can see good houses next to pretty crappy houses, so it's not like in El Poblado wehre almost all the people who life there are "uperclass". In Villa Morra where I life there are some malls, discos and restaurants but it's not like Parque Lleras where all the restaurants and bars are concentrated in one place.

Asuncion has super hot girls. Even though a lot of them leave the country for Argentina, Europe, and Chile, the country is still loaded with hot girls. Thin, all natural, pretty face. If you know spanish and you got cash flow, you may never leave. Its even better for old timers. One girl I was dating with a 9.6 face and 9.9 body was only 20 but admitted dating a 55 year old. And she claimed her best friend was her dad's mistress (a hot 20 year old blonde). The culture is crazy. All the guys have 15 girlfriends and all the girls have 12 boyfriends. Cousins bang each other and stepdads bang their stepdaugthers. The owner of Toc Toc bar is 44 and has at least 5 ninenteen year old 9s at his disposal at all times. Truly sick. I had to leave because I really thought I was going to spend my whole life sleeping and when awake banging 19 year old 9s for the rest of my life. If the devil made his hell on earth, this is what it would look like (blistering hot summers with blistering hot women to corrupt you). Unfortunately, with no spanish, you will not function.

How does a post like this /thread?

Was doing some research on secondary citizenship and stumbled upon this thread. Any current Paraguayan grinders?

I'm in Asuncion again at the moment, but I'm leaving soon for Brazil.

I got my residency visa here now, wich is quite easy to obtain and takes about 3-4 months but you can do all the paperwork in about 1-2 weeks and leave the country and come back when it's ready. The time for obtaining the papers in your home country (police check, birth certificate, etc) is not included in the 3 months.

I used a English speaking lawyer wich I can recommend, he charged me $800 for his services. You can in theory do it all by yourself but it will take longer and is more stressfull.

I think in order to get the secondary citizenship you have to go thru a similar process as you didi for obtaining the residency visa but I'm not sure, the lawyer can you inform you better

This forum is a good source of information for expats living in Paraguay: http://www.expat-blog.com/forum/viewforum.php?id=522
The lawyer I mentioned post in this foum under JFinestra.

It seems that there are more foreigners here now than in 2010 but not that much. Prices have gone up quite a bit since the guarani is getting stronger against the dollar and Euro And it's still very hot here for most of the year.

I haven't been grinding a lot here because I've been busy with the visa, buying a car here and some other stuff. As far as I know, there isn't much of a poker community as there is in BA, Brazil or Medellin. I don't know of any foreign grinders here.