AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTax Boost: Paraguay’s National Directorate of Tax Revenues (DNIT) says it collected an extra ₲11.5 trillion (about US$1.53B) in its first three years, lifting the tax-to-GDP ratio from 9.1% to 11.2% by end-2025, with tougher enforcement driving ₲1.6T+ in recoveries and hundreds of complaints tied to alleged fraudulent invoices. Aviation & Connectivity: Avianca will start daily flights between Asunción and Bogotá in late October 2026, adding capacity with Airbus A320s (180 seats) to strengthen regional connections. Healthcare Labor Pressure: Paraguay’s public-sector doctors ended a five-day strike without a government deal, as specialists at the main pediatric hospital announced mass resignations (86%), warning of further disruption. Energy & Mining Risk: Analysts warn bitcoin mining is consuming about 30% of Paraguay’s power, raising concerns about grid stress and potential crisis conditions by 2029 if contracts and hydrology don’t align. Trade & Markets: The U.S. temporarily waived out-of-quota beef tariffs for Brazil and Paraguay for 90 days starting Sept. 1, potentially easing costs for exporters. Local Commerce: Expo Yguazú opened with 100+ companies and free entry through Aug. 30, spotlighting business ties alongside the 65th anniversary of Yguazú and 90 years of Japanese immigration.
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