Paraguay Unions Demand Seizure of Assets of Those Involved in Ueno Bank Scandal
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Struggle - La LuchaParaguay Unions Demand Seizure of Assets of Those Involved in Ueno Bank Scandal
Following the bankruptcy of Ueno Bank in Paraguay, the interim president of Paraguay, Pedro Alliana, announced that the Deposit Guarantee Fund has disbursed $330 million to partly compensate 1,740,000 small savers who had accounts in the bank and now cannot access their funds. This number is almost 95% of those who lost their deposits, so […]
The Central Bank of Paraguay reported that it completed the advance payment of up to 40 minimum wages to 1,812,348 depositors, within the legal period of five days. Holders of Savings Deposit Certificates (CDA) must comply with an additional procedure to validate their documents and access the funds.
Latin American Summary, Telesur /10 November 2026. Unions and social movements demand to seize the assets of imputed bankers instead of using public money to compensate for embezzlement. Pedro Alliana’s government promised to complete the payment of the remainder in the next few hours. The street, meanwhile, maintains its demand that those responsible respond [...] La entrada Paraguay. Unions demand to seize assets of defendants related to Ueno …
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