Paraguay's Ueno Bank Collapse Prompts Impeachment Bid Against Peña
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Paraguay's central bank has taken over Ueno Bank and ordered its dissolution because the lender's solvency ratio fell below the statutory minimum of 50%. The move affects about 2.9 million customers and involves roughly $380 million in public funds. President Santiago Peña previously held shares in Ueno Holding and sold them in April 2025. The central bank governor resigned because he had previously chaired the bank's predecessor. The ruling Colorado Party supports impeaching Peña; opposition legislators and dissidents within the ruling party have filed impeachment requests, and the House of Representatives has convened a special session to deliberate.
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巴拉圭总统佩尼亚因 Ueno 银行倒闭面临弹劾
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- BeInCryptoSelectedRelated fact: single sourceFact occurrence time unverifiedParaguay's President Peña Faces Impeachment Over Ueno Bank Collapse
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Paraguay's central bank intervened and dissolved Ueno Bank after its solvency ratio fell below half the legal minimum, affecting about 2.9 million clients and freezing roughly $380 million in public funds. The ruling Colorado Party backs impeaching President Santiago Peña, and the Chamber of Deputies has convened an extraordinary session to vote on the charges.
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