Presidente do Paraguai se defende em processo de impeachment enquanto brasileiros vivem drama financeiro e outros fatos de destaque repercutem.
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Paraguay is facing a political crisis after the collapse of the Ueno bank, which left 3 million customers without access to deposits worth US$850 million. The opposition presented a request for impeachment against President Santiago Peña, shareholder of the controlling group until March 2025. The Chamber approved the process unanimously (78 votes), while Peña announced his resignation, which Congress did not accept. The Senate resumes the analysis this Friday (6).

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The Paraguayan Senate ignored President Santiago Peña's resignation request and began impeachment proceedings on Thursday night (5). The scandal at Grupo Vázquez's ueno bank left around 3 million customers without access to deposits worth approximately US$850 million. Peña must present his defense on Friday (6); 30 votes from the 45 senators are needed for conviction. If convicted, he will lose his mandate and lifetime position as senator, and vice-president Pedro Alliana will take over until August 2028.