VOICED: A swiss enclave somewhere unexpected

New Helvetia in Uruguay, founded by Swiss settlers in the 19th century, celebrates its Swiss heritage. The settlers, driven by hunger, established a community focused on agriculture, particularly milk and cheese production. Today, nearly half of the town's population is of Swiss origin, and they maintain cultural traditions like fondue. The town hopes to attract tourists with its unique Swiss customs.

How does the local cuisine in New Helvetia differ from the national dish of Paraguay?

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What hopes do the residents of New Helvetia have for their unusual traditions?

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