AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism: FITPAR opened in Asunción for a three-day run, with free entry and organisers expecting more than 10,000 visitors. Eleven other countries and over 600 brands are taking part. Meat Exports: Paraguay faces five livestock-sector audits from Chile, Taiwan, the EU, Egypt and Peru between October and December, with market access depending on sanitary standards and plant approvals. Diplomacy: Paraguay plans to seek full membership in the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, becoming the eighth Latin American country to adopt its antisemitism definition. Taiwan Ties: China sanctioned Paraguay’s communications minister over ties with Taiwan; Paraguay has rejected the pressure and says it will maintain the relationship. Flooding: Paraná River floods have displaced more than 600 families and halted operations at 14 migration posts, disrupting life in border communities. Education: A teachers’ pay dispute has renewed concern about whether students are learning; the government agreed to a 5% salary increase for 2027 and plans joint teacher training and a career framework.
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