AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFlood Disruption: El Niño-linked Paraná flooding has displaced about 1,500 families in Alto Paraná and Ñeembucú, with roughly 2,000 people affected in Ayolas, disrupting livelihoods and local activity. Air Links: GOL will suspend its Asunción–Rio de Janeiro route from February 2027, citing weak demand and rising fuel costs; the service launched in January. Meat Exports: Auditors from Chile, Taiwan, the EU, Egypt and Peru will inspect Paraguay’s livestock sector through December. Their findings could affect access to key markets. Growth Outlook: The World Bank raised Paraguay’s 2026 growth forecast to 4.7%, the region’s highest. Trade & Investment: Paraguay has made its first watermelon export to Uruguay, while the 2026 Rally of Paraguay generated more than US$209 million in economic impact.
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