The Paraguayan People's Party (Partido Popular Paraguayo) is a political party in Paraguay, founded in 1887. It is one of the oldest political parties in the country and has historically represented the interests of the rural population and agrarian sectors. The party's ideology is centered around social democracy and promoting economic development. Throughout its history, the Paraguayan People's Party has participated in various elections and has been part of different coalitions. It has faced challenges from other political groups, including the Colorado Party, which has been dominant in Paraguayan politics for many years. The party continues to play a role in the country's political landscape.