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Center-Right Owned by Living Media IndiaBank collapse leaves half of Paraguay without fund access under economist-president
What's behind this
The collapse of a prominent bank in Paraguay has left about half the population without access to their funds. The crisis led the Senate to vote to impeach President Santiago Peña, stripping him of presidential immunity and prompting his removal and house arrest. Vice‑president Pedro Alliana was sworn in as the new president following Peña’s impeachment. The impeachment was driven by allegations of Peña’s involvement in the banking scandal tied to the bank’s failure.
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left · 2 outlets
Pedro Alliana takes over as Paraguay president after Santiago Peña's impeachment. Here is what triggered the Ueno Bank crisis and why the former president faces house arrest.
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center · 2 outlets
Paraguay's Senate has removed President Santiago Peña over allegations linked to the collapse of Ueno Bank.
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right · 1 outlet
Bank collapse leaves half of Paraguay without fund access under economist-president
