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Paraguay president removed after Ueno Bank collapse, followed by arrest and prosecution

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Paraguay’s Senate removed President Santiago Peña from office in impeachment proceedings linked to the collapse of a major, government-linked bank.Backed by 1 sourcesAssociated Press Reporting identifies the bank as Ueno Bank, whose collapse sparked nationwide chaos and became the central issue in Peña’s removal.Backed by 1 sourcesafp.com

Vice President Pedro Alliana replaced Peña after the impeachment, according to AFP.Backed by 1 sourcesafp.com After leaving office, Peña was placed under house arrest on suspicion of breach of trust and influence peddling, among other charges.Backed by 1 sourcesAssociated Press Paraguayan prosecutors later charged the former president and sought his pretrial detention over alleged crimes connected to the bank’s collapse.Backed by 1 sourcesCBC News

The collapse was described as involving a digital bank and as a scandal that led to Peña’s political downfall.Context supported by 3 independent sourcesReutersRNZnpr.org Coverage also focused on the accusations against Peña following his removal.Context from one sourceBBC

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