AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth System Demand: Paraguay’s public health consultations jumped 285% over a decade, rising from 4.84M (2014) to 18.65M (2025), as the Ministry reports broader access and a stronger national network. Heat & Safety at Mass Events: A Philadelphia World Cup weekend saw 101°F+ temperatures and limited water access, with reports of 18 people treated on-site and five transported—a reminder for Paraguay to plan hydration and emergency response for large crowds. Public Finance & Energy: Itaipú Binacional transferred US$239M to Paraguay in the first half of 2026, including US$131M in royalties, supporting the national budget and energy infrastructure. Sports-Health Link: Belgium’s goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois left a World Cup quarterfinal with a leg injury, while captain Youri Tielemans was also hurt in warm-ups—another signal that tournament medical readiness matters. Health Policy Watch: Germany passed a controversial health care reform via its Bundestag, a development worth tracking for regional health policy trends. Local Health Diplomacy: A US-Paraguay mission reported nearly 3,000 patients treated in “Amistad’26,” highlighting ongoing cross-border care efforts. Racism & Public Office: Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla says her Instagram was hacked amid escalating fallout from remarks involving Kylian Mbappé, with legal and institutional scrutiny growing.
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