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Published 6 days ago · Le Monde.fr · Updated 6 days ago

Paraguay's president resigns amid banking scandal

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Protests roiled the South American nation after a bank linked to President Santiago Penã blocked millions of people from accessing their money.
The central bank took control of Uena Bank on Tuesday, citing a severe capital shortfall.

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Protests roiled the South American nation after a bank linked to President Santiago Penã blocked millions of people from accessing their money. The central bank took control of Uena Bank on Tuesday, citing a severe capital shortfall.

Nov 5, 2026, 5:13 PM UTC

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Le Monde.frFactualityLean Left
Paraguay's president resigns amid banking scandal
Protests roiled the South American nation after a bank linked to President Santiago Penã blocked millions of people from accessing their money. The central bank took control of Uena Bank on Tuesday, citing a severe capital shortfall.
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