AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth-system finances: Ueno Bank’s collapse put about $800 million in public funds at risk, including money linked to IPS, which manages pensions and part of Paraguay’s health services. Millions lost access to accounts, and only a portion of deposits has been repaid. President Pedro Alliana says recovering pension funds is a priority. Access to care: Some customers could not use bank cards or apps to buy medicine, while uncertainty over IPS funds raises concerns about health services. Hospital capacity: Construction has begun on a major general hospital in Asunción. Environmental health: An investigation found banned pesticides in Brazilian drinking water and identified Paraguay as a transit route for illicit supplies; it did not report contamination in Paraguay.
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