AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOAS Diplomacy: The Organization of American States will convene a foreign ministers consultation in Washington on Oct. 2 to assess Nicaragua’s political crisis, triggered by Ortega-Murillo constitutional changes that tighten opposition access and push elections to 2028. EU Trade Ruling: The EU Court of Justice rejected Poland’s bid to halt the EU–Mercosur interim trade agreement, saying Poland failed to show serious, irreparable harm to farmers, consumers, or the environment. Paraguay Civic Space: At the UN Human Rights Council, Paraguay’s civic-space record drew criticism over restrictive non-profit rules, including Law 7363/2024, with concerns about privacy, funding access, and harassment of civil society. Paraguay Environment & Culture: Paraguay’s Tost, Toson Bumba Nature Reserve received UNESCO Biosphere status, formalizing its place in the World Network of Biosphere Reserves. Paraguay International Spotlight: The film “Narciso” was selected to represent Paraguay at the Oscars and the Goya Awards, based on a real broadcaster case under Stroessner’s dictatorship. US–Paraguay Beef: President Santiago Peña said the US is seeking more Paraguayan beef exports to ease local prices, but Paraguay lacks a dedicated US import quota. US Visa Crackdown: The US announced visa restrictions on Latin American officials and former officials tied to corruption or drug trafficking, including cases involving Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.
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