Guarasugwe

Guarasugwe lies in the forested country of the upper Guaporé, a river known farther west as the Iténez. The Guarasugwe, or Pauserna, are an Indigenous people of this basin, with territory between the Guaporé, Paraguá and Pauserna rivers. Their language, Warázu, is part of the Tupi-Guarani family. Forest and river form a connected homeland, traversed by waterways that reach deep into the South American interior.