AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoParaguay’s Credit Boost: Moody’s reaffirmed Paraguay’s investment-grade sovereign rating at Baa3 with a stable outlook, citing credible monetary policy and price stability. Urban Resilience in Asunción: The MOPC has started major works to revitalise General Bernardino Caballero Park, including renewed walkways, new lighting, and a new inclusive children’s play area as part of the Asunción coastal strip resilience plan. Big Infrastructure Milestone: Construction teams physically connected the Bioceanic Bridge, linking Carmelo Peralta (Paraguay) to Puerto Murtinho (Brazil) by closing the final concrete gap—an important step for the wider Bioceanic Corridor and regional trade routes. Nature & Biodiversity Research: A new study in Frontiers in Insect Science traces how South American leaf-cutting ants adapted about 15 million years ago as forests shrank and grasslands expanded. Local Culture & Craft: Paraguay will host the fourth Craft + Design Meeting in Asunción (21–31 July 2026), with an exhibition and seminar on keeping traditional craftsmanship relevant. Food Scene Gains Global Reach: Three Paraguayan restaurants were added to 50 Best Discovery, expanding international visibility for contemporary Paraguayan cuisine.
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