AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWorld Cup climate backlash: FIFA President Gianni Infantino is drawing fresh criticism for using a private jet to hop between multiple World Cup matches in a day, adding to concerns about the tournament’s environmental footprint. Heat-and-play debate: FIFA’s three-minute hydration breaks are splitting coaches and fans, with Paraguay coach Gustavo Alfaro calling them “commercial breaks” rather than player welfare measures. Paraguay spotlight on the pitch: Miguel Almirón made World Cup history by becoming the first player sent off for covering his mouth during an on-field confrontation under FIFA’s new rule, triggering debate across the tournament. Forestry and industry push: Paraguay is moving ahead with a new Industrial Parks Law to boost investment predictability, while Expo Madera 2026 (Sept 10–12) highlights the country’s growing forestry sector and value-added growth. Local public services: Asunción’s National Emergency Secretariat opened a pet-friendly winter shelter as part of Jaho’i 2026, aiming to protect people from cold while keeping pets with their owners. Research and tech in Asunción: HIVE Digital Technologies says its inaugural GPU research project in Asunción with Columbia University has been completed, supporting AI research work.
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