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Paraguay’s political and financial crisis enters its sixth day on Sunday, 8 November 2026, with prosecutors expected to advance the progress of criminal investigation cases against former President Santiago Peña and former Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP) President Carlos Carvallo for their roles in the Ueno Bank scandal. Both continue in preventive detention under an order issued on Saturday. The pair were charged on Saturday with offences including breach of trust and self-serving administration linked to Ueno Bank, whose handling…
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Upgrade this serverParaguay’s political and financial crisis enters its sixth day on Sunday, 8 November 2026, with prosecutors expected to advance the progress of criminal investigation cases against former President Santiago Peña and former Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP) President Carlos Carvallo for their roles in the Ueno Bank scandal. Both continue in preventive detention under an order issued on Saturday. The pair were charged on Saturday with offences including breach of trust and self-serving administration linked to Ueno Bank, whose handling […] The post Paraguay Readies For Next Steps In Ueno Bank…
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