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Itaipu Says that Crisis in Paraguay Does Not Affect Brazilian Operation

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Usina reported that there are no Brazilian resources invested in Ueno Bank; Paraguayan side moved at least R$ 274 mi in the bank. Read on Power360.

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Itaipu Binacional hydroelectric plant stated that it does not have financial resources under Brazilian margin management deposited or applied in the ueno bank, a Paraguayan financial institution that broke and culminated in a crisis in the neighbouring country. The company responsible for the plant also said that the operation of Itaipu follows normally, without impact on the production and supply of energy. In a note, the Brazilian side of Itai…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The pension fund of Itaipu Binational employees in Paraguay maintains approximately R $ 90 million applied at Ueno Bank, a financial institution that has been assisted by the Central Bank of Paraguay due to solvency problems. The situation has given rise to a warning about the risk of damage to the resources earmarked for the retirement of workers and pensioners of the plant. [...]

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The Itaipu Pension Fund (Cajubi), in Paraguay, reported having about R $ 90 million invested in the Banco Ueno, an institution that suffered intervention from the Central Bank of Paraguay for solvency problems. The amount is 2.4 times higher than that recorded in the balance sheet of the fund at the end of 2025, according to the Paraguayan newspaper ABC. The disclosure took place on Wednesday 4, two days after the Central Bank determined the res…

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Binational states that production and supply of energy follow normal; breakdown of the Paraguayan bank caused political crisis and led Santiago Peña to resign

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The crisis involving the Paraguayan financial system and the closure of Ueno Bank raised questions about possible consequences for the operation of the Itaipu hydroelectric plant.In view of the impact of the case, the Brazilian administration of the company stated that it does not have resources applied to the financial institution and ensured that the production of energy was not affected.In a statement, Itaipu Binationala reported that the res…

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As the Paraguayan side of Itaipu was involved in the country's recent scandal,

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Poder360 broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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