AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAnimal Health: Senacsa says inspectors from Chile, Taiwan, the EU, Egypt and Peru will audit Paraguayan livestock facilities from October to December, checking sanitary controls and export approvals. Cancer Research: Paraguayan pathologist Antonio Cubilla received Memorial Sloan Kettering’s 2026 Fred W. Stewart Award for research that has advanced understanding of penile cancer. Climate & Health: Paraguay scored 22 out of 32 in a global review of how countries address health in climate plans, placing it among the top performers; it was also one of five countries with targets to reduce health-harming black carbon. Flood Response: Paraná River flooding has displaced more than 600 families across four departments, while 14 migration posts suspended operations. Child Vaccination: Paraguay rose to second place in a regional ranking for childhood vaccination. Pandemic Planning: Paraguay abstained from a nonbinding UN declaration urging stronger cooperation on pandemic preparedness and response.
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