
Ueno Bank被央行接管後,約300萬存戶無法提領存款,國會一致通過彈劾案
巴拉圭總統潘尼亞因Ueno Bank被央行接管、約300萬存戶無法提領存款而請辭,國會以78票贊成、0票反對一致通過彈劾案,副總統阿里亞納將接任領導國家。
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Ueno Bank因資本嚴重不足被巴拉圭央行接管,導致約300萬存戶無法提領存款,引發金融與政治危機。潘尼亞曾持有掌控該銀行的集團股份,但已於去年出售。反對派提出彈劾,執政黨紅黨也表態贊成免職。
台灣友邦巴拉圭的總統潘尼亞今天宣布請辭,由副總統阿里亞納接替領導國家。近日一家與潘尼亞有關的銀行遭接管,導致數百萬人無法提領存款,引發該國金融與政治危機。
法新社報導,巴拉圭中央銀行3日以銀行資本嚴重不足為由,接管Ueno Bank,隨後這個南美洲國家爆發抗議浪潮。
反對派國會議員4日針對這場危機提出彈劾潘尼亞(Santiago Peña Palacios)的要求,指控他在監管及退休基金相關決策上偏袒這家銀行。
這位右派總統今天在社群平台X發布影片宣布辭職,他表示:「如果我曾經失敗過,我想向大家道歉。我從未想辜負大家對我的信任。」
潘尼亞補充道,自己的首要任務是「讓將積蓄託付給我國金融體系的巴拉圭人民能夠安心」。
目前約300萬存戶無法提領存款,其中包括退休人士。
3日和4日,試圖從Ueno Bank分行提領存款的民眾,在首都亞松森街頭排起蜿蜒長龍;這兩天晚間,憤怒的抗議群眾也湧上首都街頭。
巴拉圭央行表示,Ueno Bank銀行資本嚴重不足,接管是為了「保護存戶及維持金融體系穩定」。
潘尼亞曾持有掌控該銀行的集團的股份,但已於去年出售。
國會今天辯論彈劾案時,潘尼亞所屬的紅黨(Colorado Party)也表態贊成將他免職。
執政黨籍眾議員艾吉列拉(Alejandro Aquilera)在辯論時說:「面對這些指控,我不能裝作沒看到。我們有超過300萬巴拉圭人受到傷害,他們覺得遭到背叛、詐騙、欺瞞。」
美聯社報導,在潘尼亞宣布請辭後不久,眾議院以78票贊成、0票反對,全體一致表決通過彈劾他。
潘尼亞之前要求央行總裁卡瓦洛(Carlos Carvallo)辭職,試圖緩和緊張情勢,卡瓦洛隨後下台。潘尼亞也頒布法律,規定須在5個工作天內將大部分款項還給存戶。
然而,這些措施仍不足以平息民怨。數百名示威者在亞松森要求他下台,並與警方爆發衝突,警方對群眾動用催淚瓦斯和水砲。
潘尼亞在2023年就任總統前,曾擔任財政部長。現在副總統阿里亞納(Pedro Alliana)將接替他領導巴拉圭。(編譯:楊昭彥)
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阿里亞納將上任並採取措施穩定金融系統與處理存戶提領問題
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