Paraguay Crisis Turns Left Ammunition Against Right in Brazil
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The Central Bank of Paraguay liquidated Ueno Bank in the morning of 3 November, with accounts and cards of almost 3 million clients suspended, and in four days the crisis brought down President Santiago Peña.He announced the resignation on 5 November, in the month
The crisis in Paraguay causes apprehension and fears between Brazilian entities and companies operating in the neighbouring country. The collapse of the digital bank ueno bank and the impeachment of the former President Santiago Peña have highlighted a country that in recent years has attracted Brazilian industries in search of tax incentives to reduce production costs. The duration of the crisis and the institutional response must determine the…
The financial crisis in Paraguay, from the scandal involving the Ueno Bank and the resignation of President Santiago Peña, has caused apprehension among Brazilian entrepreneurs who maintain industrial operations in the neighboring country. The current moment is of two different movements: in the case of those who already operate in Paraguay, the signage has been of prudence, [...] The post The effect of Ueno Bank: crisis slows interest of Brazil…
Intervention at Ueno Bank and impeachment of Santiago Peña create uncertainties for thousands of Brazilians who invest in Paraguay. Specialists recommend caution. Read more at the Paraná Tribune.
Eleonora Gosman, a journalist specializing in international information, analyzed the repercussions of Paraguay's financial and political crisis on the Brazilian economy, with special attention to companies based in that country and their investment prospects, in dialogue with Ronda de Correspondencias (RDC), by +Profil. Read more
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