Paraguay's Peña Offers Resignation Amid Banking Scandal, Protests
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Paraguay's Peña offers resignation amid banking scandal, protests
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña submitted his resignation on Thursday, but Congress put it on hold as impeachment proceedings against him move forward. Peña is facing impeachment over a banking scandal…
Pena said his decision to resign was driven by a desire to maintain national stability, social peace, and democratic institutions.
By Gonzalo Zegarra, Mauricio Torres and Anabella González, CNN en Español The president of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, resigned from office on Thursday. Hours later, in a special session, Congress had to decide whether to accept or reject his resignation, but finally that session was adjourned for lack of quorum and the Senate began by
Chamber has approved the opening of the trial, but request for resignation has not yet been accepted; Peña says it will defend itself, while congressmen suspect that he has left the country
Peña says he will face his impeachment trial as Argentina denies he has entered the country
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced on Thursday night that he will appear before the Senate to defend himself in the impeachment trial against him, after Congress failed for lack of a quorum to consider the resignation he had tendered hours earlier, leaving him formally in office. Argentina’s government, meanwhile, denied any record of Peña entering Argentina, following reports that he might have left Paraguay.
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