Compare Sheinbaum Case Paraguay and Ueno Bank with Fobaproa in Mexico
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He questioned that while the banking crisis in Paraguay had political consequences, in Mexico the private debts of financial institutions were converted into public debt.
The federal president explained that her government is taking stock of the effects of the Fobaproa.
Mexico City.- President Claudia Sheinbaum contrasted the fall of the president of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, in the midst of a banking scandal, with the financial rescue of the Fobaproa in Mexico, whose cost continues to be paid more than three decades later. The Chief Executive questioned that, while in Paraguay the banking crisis had political consequences for its president, in Mexico the private debts of financial institutions were converted in…
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