The president of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, testifies to the Court in an investigation related to Banco Ueno.
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The president of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, testifies to the Court in an investigation related to Banco Ueno.
Santiago Peña testifies to the Court in investigation of Banco Ueno

The Public Ministry of Paraguay filed a formal accusation against former president Santiago Peña for abuse of trust and administration for his own benefit, requesting preventive detention. The former president of the Central Bank, Carlos Dagoberto Carvallo Spalding, was also accused of the same crimes plus falsification of public documents. Peña was removed after impeachment on Friday (6).

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The elected governor of Amazonas, Omar Aziz, announced plans to renegotiate state debts with international institutions, hold public competitions, reinforce security and reduce health queues in the first 100 days of government.

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Former Paraguayan president Santiago Peña gave a statement to the Public Ministry in Asunción after being removed from office by the Senate. The arrest comes amid a fraud scandal involving Ueno Bank and accusations of corruption and influence peddling.

Manaus City Hall will offer free transportation on conventional buses for Enem candidates on November 8th and 15th, from 7am to 8pm. Students must present their registration card and official photo ID to access the benefit.