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Transfers from Itaipu and Yacyretá fell 23.5% from January to April 2026, totaling US$143.5 million, reflecting lower royalties, energy compensation, and energy cession.
royaltiesitaipuyacyretaThe binational hydroelectric plants Itaipú and Yacyretá spend US$156 million annually on salaries for 3,558 employees. At least 109 Itaipú workers earn more than President Santiago Peña, led by legal director Iris Magnolia Mendoza, whose salary is four times that of the head of the executive branch. At Yacyretá, the Paraguayan director and board members also exceed G$100 million a month. The Comptroller General has submitted a draft bill to impose fines for lack of salary transparency.
itaipuyacyretaConstruction of a Community Mental Health and Addictions Center in the Pacucuá neighborhood of Encarnación, funded by the Yacyretá Binational Entity on land ceded by the ANR to the Ministry of Health, is being presented as an initiative of Honor Colorado mayoral pre-candidate Sebastián Remezowski during the electoral period.
yacyretaencarnacionThe municipality of Cambyretá delivered a new bridge on Adolfo Ariste Street, in the Espírito Santo neighborhood, this Tuesday, a project aimed at improving connectivity and safety for pedestrians and drivers, especially on rainy days.
cambyretaespirito-santoyacyretaWith an investment of G. 3 billion from EBY, the center in Pacu Cuá will provide interdisciplinary outpatient care for children, adolescents, and adults, focusing on prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation.
yacyretaencarnacionitapuaThe country sees macroeconomic deterioration, with a structural deficit above 2% of GDP and exhaustion of growth engines: labor force and hydroelectric power. Experts point to the need for deep reforms and credible commitments.
fiscal-deficititaipuyacyretalabor-forceThe Entidad Binacional Yacyretá (EBY) has resolved its financial contingency, resumed works and supplier payments, and is advancing the Aña Cuá project, according to its financial chief. An operational agreement with Argentina and cost-cutting measures have stabilized cash flow, but the lack of a definitive tariff remains a structural challenge.
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