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Paraguay's President Santiago Peña resigns and is impeached amid the Ueno Bank crisis

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First reported on Tuesday 3 November 2026 at 09:19 EST by ABC News·Latest article on Thursday 5 November 2026 at 12:52 EST

Summary

Paraguay's central bank has seized a major digital bank with ties to President Santiago Peña, ABC News reported on Tuesday 3 November, the LA Times headlining that the seizure leaves millions of customers in limbo and ABC News that it leaves millions in limbo. The central bank's board voted unanimously Monday to put Ueno Bank into resolution after its solvency ratio, a measure of a bank's capital against its risk-weighted assets, fell below half the legal minimum, the regulator said, according to the LA Times. On Thursday 5 November Peña resigned following the bank collapse, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, Bloomberg writing, citing the local outlet ABC, that Peña stepped down as lawmakers kicked off a debate over Peña's impeachment after the collapse of a major commercial bank with ties to Peña's government plunged the South American nation into financial and social turmoil. Paraguay's lower house voted unanimously to impeach Peña minutes after the resignation, the Inquirer reported.

Latest: Paraguay's President Santiago Peña resigned following the bank collapse, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, Bloomberg writing, citing the local outlet ABC, that Peña stepped down as lawmakers kicked off a debate over Peña's impeachment, and the lower house voted unanimously to impeach Peña minutes after the resignation, the Inquirer reported.

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How it unfolded

  1. Thursday 5 November

    Paraguay's President Santiago Peña resigned following the bank collapse, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, Bloomberg writing, citing the local outlet ABC, that Peña stepped down as lawmakers kicked off a debate over Peña's impeachment, and the lower house voted unanimously to impeach Peña minutes after the resignation, the Inquirer reported.

  2. Tuesday 3 November

    Paraguay's central bank has seized a major digital bank with ties to President Santiago Peña, ABC News reported, the LA Times headlining that the seizure leaves millions of customers in limbo and writing that the central bank's board voted unanimously Monday to put Ueno Bank into resolution after its solvency ratio fell below half the legal minimum, the regulator said.