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Paraguay’s impeached president Santiago Pena was on Saturday charged over his business links to a major online bank whose sudden collapse has locked millions of people out of their money and sparked angry protests.
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Upgrade this serverProsecutors in Paraguay have charged former president Santiago Peña over his alleged role in a banking scandal that led to his impeachment.
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Paraguayan prosecutors charged impeached ex-President Santiago Pena over his alleged role in a banking crisis that saw millions cut off from their money and sparked major protests.
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ASUNCION, Paraguay: Paraguayan prosecutors charged ex-president Santiago Pena and took him into custody Saturday over a banking crisis that saw millions cut off from their money and sparked major protests. Pena, Paraguay’s youngest-ever president, was removed from office by the Senate on Friday, just three days after the collapse of a leading bank with which he had business links. He had offered to resign but lawmakers impeached him instead, thereby stripping him of the immunity he would have
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Santiago Pena was removed from office by the Senate on Friday, three days after the collapse of a leading bank with which he had business links.
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Paraguay’s impeached president Santiago Pena was on Saturday charged over his business links to a major online bank whose sudden collapse has locked millions of people out of their money and sparked angry protests.
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