AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoParaguayan Arts: Tito Jara Roman, a 92-year-old cornerstone of independent theatre in Asunción, died this week. He founded the Asunción Experimental Theater (TEA) and helped professionalize indie stage work, also appearing in major Paraguayan films. Paraguayan Culture & Music: “Mangoré” (Agustín Pío Barrios) is honored with a free documentary screening in Asunción for his 82nd death anniversary, spotlighting his lasting classical guitar legacy. Paraguayan Tech for Health: Yguazú has adopted MosquitOFF, a NASA-data-backed dengue prediction app that turns satellite and local health inputs into daily risk maps for all 218 municipalities. Paraguayan Sports (Football): World Cup goalkeeper Orlando Gill is reportedly on Leeds United’s radar after Paraguay’s standout tournament, as clubs reshuffle keepers ahead of the new season. FIFA World Football Drama: Gianni Infantino’s crisis continues: CAF and some South American figures back him, while UEFA and Norway demand his resignation amid threats of boycotts and legal action over FIFA’s shelved investment plan.
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