US EditionOne Year After the Arrest of Kueider in Paraguay: His Judicial Situation Remains Suspended
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Former Senator Edgardo Kueider is serving a year of house arrest in Paraguay pending trial for attempted smuggling on April 20, 2026. Justice held him on December 4, 2024 with 211,000 dollars undeclared. The operation of the National Tax Revenue Authority also seized 640,000 Guaraníes and 4 million pesos. The securities were hidden in a Chevrolet Trailblazer owned by Daniel González, employee of the Library of Congress. Customs returned $9,900 t…
The former senator is imprisoned after customs agents have found $211,000 in his vehicle; the details of the other cause he has in Argentina. Twelve months after being arrested with more than $200,000 without declaring on the Friendship Bridge, located on the triple border, the former Entrerrian senator Edgardo Kueider transits a present that for now points to a trial for currency smuggling in Paraguay. What began a year ago as a routine customs…
From Asunción, where he remains under house arrest, the former Entrerriano senator awaits definitions that will determine his immediate future in a foreign exchange smuggling case. At the same time, he faces two investigations for alleged illicit enrichment in Argentine territory.
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