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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 Thursday 5 November 2026 at 09:38 EST by Euronews·Latest article on Thursday 5 November 2026 at 13:49 EST

Summary

The collapse of Ueno Bank has left savers scrambling for their money and Paraguay's president facing calls for impeachment, The Independent reported on Thursday 5 November, Euronews writing that the accounting black hole at Ueno Bank is draining public funds, leaving thousands unable to access their deposits and pushing Paraguay into its worst institutional crisis in years. Santiago Peña resigned as president of Paraguay amid the Ueno Bank crisis and was later impeached over an alleged conflict of interest, and Vice President Pedro Alliana will take office, while millions of Paraguayans wait to recover their deposits, Euronews reported. The Guardian reported that Paraguay's rightwing president resigned after the savings of millions of people were frozen in the banking crisis, writing that Santiago Peña's administration had authorised Ueno Bank to drastically expand its operations before its collapse.

Latest: Santiago Peña resigned as president of Paraguay amid the Ueno Bank crisis and was later impeached over an alleged conflict of interest, and Vice President Pedro Alliana will take office, Euronews reported, The Guardian writing that the savings of millions of people are frozen in the banking crisis.

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How it unfolded

  1. Thursday 5 November

    Santiago Peña resigned as president of Paraguay amid the Ueno Bank crisis and was later impeached over an alleged conflict of interest, and Vice President Pedro Alliana will take office, Euronews reported, The Guardian writing that the savings of millions of people are frozen in the banking crisis.