AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMosquito-borne disease tech in Paraguay: Yguazú has adopted MosquitOFF, a dengue prediction platform that blends NASA satellite data with local health records, feeding daily risk scores and a seven-day forecast into SENEPA and municipal planning. Roads & drainage works in the capital region: The MOPC announced August diversions on the Luque–Asunción corridor (General Elizardo Aquino Ave) for stormwater drainage upgrades, including lane closures and a short preliminary shutdown. Nuclear cooperation: Paraguay and the U.S. signed a Memorandum of Understanding on strategic civil nuclear cooperation, framed as a first step toward future reactor support for electricity generation. STEM for kids in Asunción: The Museum of Science (MuCi) launched Children’s Month programming, including botanical illustration and exoplanet-themed workshops plus a lunar eclipse observation. Space capability update: Paraguay’s GuaraníSat-2 satellite—built entirely in-country—has been declared ready for transport to the U.S. for launch integration.
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