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Paraguay’s New President Asks All Ministers to Resign Amid Bank Crisis

Summary by Asharq AL-Awsat
Newly appointed Paraguayan President Pedro Alliana on Monday asked all ministers to resign as the country endures a major banking crisis that has locked millions of people out of their accounts. Former vice president Alliana took office on Friday when senators impeached Santiago Pena over the collapse of Ueno Bank, to which Pena is linked. Alliana said he had instructed his new chief of staff Rolando de Barros to "ask ministers, secretaries and …

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President Pedro Alliana begins a restructuring of the Paraguayan government after the dismissal of Santiago Peña due to the banking scandal that affected millions of savers.

·Warsaw, Poland
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The incumbent president reported on social networks that he seeks to reorganize the executive after the dismissal of Santiago Peña in 2026.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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Pedro Alliana also announced new appointments in key areas, while his administration seeks to accelerate the return of savings affected by the banking collapse.

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Alliana said that she directed the minister-secretary-general and head of the Civil Cabinet, Rolando Barros, to request the exit of the occupants of the posts The post New President of Paraguay asks resignation of all the ministers apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS CURAL.

The new president of Paraguay, Pedro Alliana, requested on Monday (9) that all ministers and other members of the high level of government who hold positions of confidence make their posts available. The measure was communicated by means of a publication on X, old Twitter, and formalized in a document sent to the authorities of [...]

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teleSUR broke the news in Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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