AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMosquitOFF in Yguazú: A new NASA-backed dengue prediction app is being used in Paraguay’s Alto Paraná city, combining satellite rainfall, temperature and soil moisture with local health data to generate daily risk scores and a seven-day forecast for all 218 municipalities. Luque–Asunción road works: The MOPC announced August diversions on General Elizardo Aquino Avenue in Luque, including lane closures and a short preliminary shutdown, tied to stormwater drainage improvements. Civil nuclear cooperation: Paraguay and the United States signed a civil nuclear strategic cooperation memorandum in Washington, framed as a first step toward building nuclear reactors for electricity. Children’s Month in Asunción: The Museum of Science (MuCi) launched an August program with workshops, planetarium shows and a total lunar eclipse observation for families. GuaraníSat-2 update: Paraguay’s second satellite, built entirely in-country, is ready for transport to the U.S. for launch integration.
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