Paraguay's President Peña faces impeachment after Ueno digital bank collapse
Paraguay is in political crisis after the collapse of Ueno, a digital bank with ties to President Santiago Peña. On 3 November authorities seized the bank, leaving millions of customers in limbo, and the central bank chief resigned at the president's request. By 4 November a bid to remove Peña was under way in the Senate, and he was reported to be under investigation. A prosecutor said they would seek charges against him. Peña skipped the Senate impeachment trial, and reports that day said he had resigned as protests and the banking turmoil continued.
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- Paraguay seizes digital bank with ties to President Peña — Financial Times
- Millions of customers of digital bank Ueno on limbo in Paraguay — BNN Bloomberg
- Paraguay's central bank chief resigns at president's request as digital lender crisis deepens — Yahoo Finance
- President Peña skips Senate impeachment trial as Paraguay reels from Ueno bank collapse — Dayton Daily News
- Paraguay prosecutor will seek charges against embattled President Peña following bank collapse — Dayton Daily News
- Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigns following bank collapse — Springfield News-Sun
- Peña skips Senate impeachment trial as Paraguay reels from Ueno bank collapse — Springfield News-Sun
- Paraguay President Peña under investigation, faces removal from office over bank collapse — The Killeen Daily Herald