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Adolescent Mothers Support: Fundación Naho, based in Bañado Sur, Asunción, backs pregnant teens and adolescent mothers with education, training, mental health support and entrepreneurship; since 2017 it has accompanied 1,100+ women, with 64 completing the full program and 24 securing formal jobs, aiming to break cycles tied to school dropout and poverty. Measles Risk After Travel: A Gavi-backed outlet says measles transmission may have been boosted across the Americas by international travel and mass gatherings around the 2026 World Cup, urging higher vaccination coverage as immunity gaps widen. Weight-Loss Drug Smuggling: Brazil’s Federal Revenue Service reports a sharp rise in contraband weight-loss and diabetes injectables, including GLP-1 pens allegedly diverted from Paraguay, driven by social media demand. Online Piracy Crackdown: Operation LUMEN is blocking 317 stream-ripping and malware-linked domains across Latin America, with Paraguay’s DINAPI participating alongside Peru, Brazil, the Dominican Republic and Ecuador. Local Health Workers: Paraguayan health workers are protesting for higher wages.

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Jul. 26, 2026

Gentell acquires First Honey to enter consumer health retail

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Sep. 3, 2026

XIAOWEI pitches dry-type and oil-immersed transformers for indoor substations

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Aug. 19, 2026

Valkit.ai names Provalis Latam exclusive Latin America partner

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Jul. 2, 2026

Stevia beverages market forecast to hit $523.5 million by 2031

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Partners in Care: Massachusetts National Guard, Paraguayan Armed Forces and Kenya Defense Forces Train in Joint Medical Exercise

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