AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Sector Pressure: Paraguay’s public doctors and teachers have announced separate September strikes, with doctors (Sinamed) set to walk out Sept. 21–22 as Congress debates the 2027 budget, while teachers also plan action over pay and education funding. Trade & Market Access: Chilean blueberries can now enter Paraguay after SAG and SENAVE agreed phytosanitary requirements, using a risk mitigation system covering inspections, pest-free area certification, monitoring and authorized labs. Forestry Push: Paraguay’s lumber sector is gearing up for Expo Madera 2026 (Sept. 10–12 in Asunción) to showcase forestry’s job potential and innovation. Cross-Border Logistics: The Paraguayan-Brazilian Integration Bridge will shift operating hours from Sept. 14, expanding overnight crossings for empty heavy trucks and adding scheduled access for private cars for residents of border communities. Ag Tech: Paraguay is moving toward autonomous AI aerial spraying via unmanned ultralight aircraft, aiming to boost precision and cut costs for producers. Regional Connectivity: Airlines are adding routes and frequencies from Asunción as Paraguay targets stronger hub status, with direct links across South America, Central America and Europe.
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