AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWildlife & Conservation: Three capybaras (carpinchos) were born at the Asunción Zoo, bringing the municipal herd to ten, with vets saying the newborns are nursing and gradually shifting to vegetation like alfalfa, grass, seasonal fruit, squash and other vegetables. Public Health Tech: Yguazú has adopted MosquitOFF, a NASA-data-backed dengue prediction tool that blends satellite rainfall, temperature and soil moisture with local health reports to generate daily risk scores and a seven-day forecast for all 218 municipalities. Urban Infrastructure & Stormwater: The MOPC announced August diversions on the Luque–Asunción corridor, including lane closures on General Elizardo Aquino Avenue, tied to stormwater drainage works along the Las Residentas Road corridor. Food & Culture: A new look at Areguá’s strawberry season traces how European immigrants introduced the crop decades ago, turning family farming into a beloved winter tradition. Energy & Policy: Paraguay and the US signed a civil nuclear cooperation memorandum aimed at building Paraguay’s civil nuclear capacity, described as a first step toward future reactor support.
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