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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustParaguay President Santiago Peña’s stunning fall: The bank crisis that changed everything
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Paraguay’s Senate on Friday voted overwhelmingly to impeach President Santiago Peña for misconduct in office after a banking crisis that froze millions of people’s savings and left them unable to access deposits. The crisis triggered a dramatic four‑day political collapse, and Peña was subsequently placed under house arrest.
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Thousands of Paraguayans gathered outside Congress on Thursday (November 5, 2026) to protest against the President
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Paraguay's Senate has removed President Santiago Peña over allegations linked to the collapse of Ueno Bank.
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Reported by : Srinivas Mazumdaru | Richard Connor with AFP, dpa, EFE, Reuters Paraguay's Senate on Friday impeached President Santiago Pena over a banking crisis that left millions of people unable to access their deposits. Senators voted overwhelmingly to remove Pena for misconduct in office. The…
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A banking crisis that froze millions of people’s savings has brought down Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña in a dramatic four-day political collapse. What began with the intervention of Ueno Bank quickly turned into one of the biggest political crises in Paraguay’s recent history, ending with…
