AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFlood Risk: Rising Paraná, Uruguay and Iguazú waters have kept the Yacyretá crossing between Ayolas and Ituzaingó closed, while towns remain on alert. Separate reports say Paraná flooding displaced 4,200 families in Paraguay. The OAS also warns that a potentially very strong El Niño in 2027 could bring surplus rain and flood risks to the La Plata Basin, including Paraguay. Wildlife: Paraguay’s new banknotes feature the ju’i pakova, a small tree frog whose Guaraní name means “banana frog.” It lays eggs in leaf nests above temporary pools. Protected Landscapes: A visit to Cerro Corá National Park highlights its wooded hills, native heritage and historical trails.
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