AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMosquito control push in Yguazú: Paraguay’s Yguazú municipality has adopted MosquitOFF, a NASA-satellite–based dengue prediction tool that blends rainfall, temperature and local health reports to generate daily risk scores and a seven-day forecast for all 218 municipalities, with a hyper-local city version feeding suspected cases in real time. Urban works and drainage: The MOPC announced August 10–30 traffic diversions on the Luque–Asunción corridor, with lane closures around General Elizardo Aquino Avenue as stormwater drainage works proceed. Biodiversity close to home: Birdwatching near Asunción highlights accessible wetlands and reserves around the capital, including the Banco San Miguel and Asunción Bay Ecological Reserve, a key stop for migratory species. Greening Asunción: The Municipal Plant Nursery in Caballero Park is being renovated for 110 years of service, aiming to boost plant production and support future tree-planting across the city. Wildlife update: Three capybaras (carpinchos) were born at the Asunción Zoo, bringing the municipal herd to ten and reflecting ongoing habitat and veterinary care. Civil nuclear cooperation: Paraguay and the United States signed a Memorandum of Understanding on strategic civil nuclear cooperation, framed as a first step toward future reactor support for electricity generation.
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