Paraguay Court Detains Ousted President Peña Amid Crisis
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Former Paraguayan President Santiago Peña was detained following his impeachment on charges of breach of trust and abuse of power related to the banking crisis. The prosecution warned of a maximum sentence of 10 years imprisonment for each charge, and having lost his immunity due to the impeachment, former President Peña was detained in a military base to undergo investigation. Congress rejected his offer to resign and decided on his immediate r…
The military said that the former president, who was transferred to this military facility for security reasons, is not “declined, or anything like that.”
First Santiago Peña loses his presidency, now he has to be detained. The judiciary accuses him of serious legal violations in connection with a banking scandal. The judge fears the danger of escape.
Santiago Peña was ousted as president on Friday. He is accused of abuse of power in a bank collapse case
In the shadow of major political turmoil, the former president of Paraguay is being held in a military facility for the banking scandal that left almost 3 million citizens without access to their deposits.
Paraguay Court Detains Ousted President Peña Amid Crisis
A Paraguayan court has mandated that former President Santiago Peña be held in pretrial detention at a military facility as part of an ongoing investigation into his alleged connections with the collapsed digital lender, ueno. The order was issued by Judge Humberto Otaz on Saturday, following charges of breach of trust and administration for personal […]
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