AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWildlife & Indigenous Knowledge: Scientists have formally identified Bolivia’s “tilcayo tiger cat” (Leopardus tilcayo), the first new living cat species named in over a century, based on genetic work published in Current Biology; the only confirmed individual is a 10-year-old male, “Tigrino,” first mistaken for a kitten and later studied by biologist Paola Nogales-Ascarrunz, with the name “tilcayo” drawn from local Indigenous language. Community Conservation: In and around La Paz, Guardianas del Conchalito—12 women from El Manglito—have spent 15+ years restoring a degraded wetland and mangroves, patrolling against illegal fishing, cleaning up trash, and building sustainable oyster cultivation and education. Bolivia Economy & Social Impact: President Rodrigo Paz moves to end the diesel subsidy, redirecting about $2.6bn annually toward bonds for vulnerable sectors, credit for productive work, and development projects, while unions warn IMF austerity could reignite protests. Culture & Lifestyle (Sports): Guyana’s powerlifting team in Santiago, Chile, includes 10 debutants as the South American Powerlifting Championships begin Sept. 20—an international sports moment with regional ties.
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