AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism Showcase: FITPAR 2026 runs in Asunción through Oct. 18, with free entry, more than 600 brands and organisers expecting over 10,000 visitors. Local Heritage: Villa Hayes’ Salvador Garozzo Museum offers a glimpse of Paraguay’s history through 3,000 objects, about 35 kilometres from the capital. Cycling & Culture: More than 210 riders from four countries are set to race the Transitapúa Bike on Oct. 18 at the Jesuit Mission of La Santísima Trinidad del Paraná. Flood Disruptions: Paraná River flooding has displaced more than 600 families and suspended operations at 14 migration posts, disrupting life and movement in border communities; Yacyretá also halted tourist visits to its plant amid rising water. Future Connections: Preliminary work on the Asunción–Luque commuter rail is scheduled to begin in the first half of 2027, with the government targeting service by the 2030 World Cup. Major Event Impact: The 2026 WRC Rally of Paraguay was reported to have generated more than US$209 million in economic impact.
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