AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoToy Bank Drive: Paraguay’s Ministry of Children and Adolescents (Minna) launched a new Toy Bank campaign ahead of Children’s Day on 16 August, collecting toys, books, and board games until 15 August to support vulnerable kids, including those receiving hospital treatment; donations won’t include toy weapons and will be sorted before distribution. Weight-Loss Drug Competition: Brazil’s regulator Anvisa approved new semaglutide injection pens, intensifying the weight-loss and diabetes drug race and highlighting how access and pricing differ across the region. Carrulim Culture: As Paraguay heads into August, Carrulim Day on 1 August returns—people drink the traditional caña-rue-lemon mix for protection during the cold, dry season, with the practice recognized as intangible cultural heritage. Agriculture Exports: Paraguay’s soy and wheat exports surged in the first half of 2026, with Capeco reporting big jumps in both shipment volume and value. Community Health/Support Angle: A separate local tradition, Miss Abuela 2026 in Ayolas, blends community celebration with fundraising via solidarity raffle tickets, spotlighting older adults and local support networks.
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