AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSpring Science in Asunción: Paraguay’s Museum of Sciences (MuCi) is rolling out a September 2026 program mixing nature and hands-on learning, including a monarch butterfly event (Sept 6) plus seed-bomb and fungi workshops, and a “flying saucer” themed session for space fans. Night-Sky Tourism: A guide highlights Paraguay’s stargazing potential beyond Asunción, pointing to dark rural areas and southern-hemisphere views like the Southern Cross. Food, Farming, and Local Resilience: A profile follows Emil Moldovan, who moved to the Emboscada area to grow fruit and medicinal plants and make artisanal foods with a self-sustainable approach. Trade Rules and Pesticide Limits: A follow-up on EU import monitoring digs into where fruit and vegetable maximum residue level exceedances show up most often, including a look at which suppliers underperform relative to their market share. El Niño Watch: Global forecasts say El Niño is entering a critical phase with a very strong outlook, raising risks for extreme weather, food security, and hydroelectric power.
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