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Paraguay ousts President Santiago Peña over Ueno Bank collapse

Paraguay's digital bank Ueno, a homegrown success story that drew about half the country's people, collapsed and set off a national crisis.

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What happened

Paraguay's digital bank Ueno, a homegrown success story that drew about half the country's people, collapsed and set off a national crisis. The Paraguayan Senate then voted to remove President Santiago Peña from office for poor performance of his duties after the collapse.

Why it matters

They also describe losses borne by depositors and concerns about weak oversight.

Timeline

  1. Nov 8, 11:37 PM ET: The Paraguayan Senate voted unanimously to remove President Santiago Peña from office in the bank collapse impeachment trial.
  2. Nov 9, 8:44 AM ET: Peña faces charges of financial crimes following the Ueno Bank collapse, and his home was raided.

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