AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRally Paraguay, carbon-neutral push meets real weather risk: WRC drivers say Rally Paraguay could turn into “almost a second Safari” as heavy rain is forecast for Saturday and Sunday, threatening slippery red-clay gravel, punctures, and tough tyre management—while the event is marketed as aiming to be the first carbon-neutral sporting event in Latin America. Wildlife spotlight: A new Birds of Paraguay series profile highlights the Piririta/Guira Cuckoo, common in parks and open areas, known for loud calls and communal breeding. Protected areas and biodiversity: Paraguay marked International Day of National Parks by pointing to its 120 Protected Wild Areas and its mix of wetlands, forests, grasslands and Chaco ecosystems, home to hundreds of recorded species. Local conservation in the spotlight: Caaguazú’s Suena Caaguazú festival (70+ delegations) blends music, education, tourism and environmental action, bringing together more than 1,200 young musicians for community initiatives. Regional mobility and safety tie-in: FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem met Chile’s president José Antonio Kast in Santiago to back road safety and sustainable transport priorities as South America prepares for the WRC in Paraguay.
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