AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoChild Protection: An NGO says 6,111 Paraguayans aged 15–17, mostly girls, were in early unions in 2025 and is urging lawmakers to end legal exceptions allowing marriage before 18. Women’s Safety: Women’s groups are demanding justice after 22-year-old Deisy Giménez was killed despite reporting abuse and obtaining a restraining order, highlighting concerns over protection failures. Foreign Policy: Vice President Pedro Alliana says Paraguay will maintain its friendship with Israel despite political costs, reaffirming a strategic partnership during a visit to the country. Asunción Politics: An opposition candidate’s win in the capital’s mayoral race ends Colorado Party control and offers an early gauge of the challenge ahead of the 2028 elections. Chaco Governance: Paraguay met a UN deadline to submit updated information on the Chaco Biosphere Reserve, where deforestation threatens Indigenous communities and the reserve’s status.
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