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Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña was removed from office on Friday, 6 November 2026, following a unanimous Senate vote. With 44 senators voting in favour of impeachment, Peña becomes the second Paraguayan president removed through this process, after Fernando Lugo in June 2012. The decision comes three days after the closure of Ueno Bank, which triggered a financial and political crisis. Former Vice-President Pedro Alliana succeeds Peña as President, while Senator Antonio Barrios takes over the vice-presidency. From resignation to impeachment…
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Upgrade this serverParaguay’s President Santiago Peña was removed from office on Friday, 6 November 2026, following a unanimous Senate vote. With 44 senators voting in favour of impeachment, Peña becomes the second Paraguayan president removed through this process, after Fernando Lugo in June 2012. The decision comes three days after the closure of Ueno Bank, which triggered a financial and political crisis. Former Vice-President Pedro Alliana succeeds Peña as President, while Senator Antonio Barrios takes over the vice-presidency. From resignation to impeachment […] The post Paraguayan President Santiago Peña…
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