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Paraguay’s President, Santiago Peña, Quits Amid Ueno Bank Scandal | News.gg

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Paraguay’s President, Santiago Peña, Quits Amid Ueno Bank Scandal

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The president of the South American nation, Santiago Peña, has apologized for failing to prevent its worst financial crisis in decades.

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The president of the South American nation, Santiago Peña, has apologized for failing to prevent its worst financial crisis in decades.

By Laurence Blair · Nov 5, 2026, 9:37 PM UTC

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Paraguay’s President, Santiago Peña, Quits Amid Ueno Bank Scandal
The president of the South American nation, Santiago Peña, has apologized for failing to prevent its worst financial crisis in decades.
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