Paraguay removes Peña as Ueno Bank crisis spreads through public institutions
The Senate voted to remove Santiago Peña after the central bank began resolving Ueno Bank, while prosecutors opened separate investigations into the case.
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The Senate voted to remove Santiago Peña after the central bank began resolving Ueno Bank, while prosecutors opened separate investigations into the case.
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