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Last update: 6 hours agoHantavirus spotlight: A cruise-linked Andes virus outbreak has reignited fears about rodent-borne disease as researchers warn climate change could shift where virus-carrying rodents live, raising the odds of new spillovers. Wildlife enforcement: In Argentina’s Formosa province, gendarmes rescued a red-footed tortoise illegally shipped inside a metal pot on a bus, underscoring how trafficking still exploits transport routes. Trade pressure on food systems: Brazil says the EU plans to block animal product exports from September, after the EU-Mercosur deal’s provisional start—an escalation that could ripple across regional agriculture, including Paraguay as a Mercosur member. Paraguay’s tech push: President Santiago Peña and Taiwan announced cooperation to build one of the world’s largest AI infrastructure centers, pairing Taiwan’s semiconductor strength with Paraguay’s renewable power. World Cup logistics: Paraguay’s Group D matches are now in the ticket-buying spotlight as FIFA’s last-minute sales phase runs and resale prices shift.
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