Direct to... Asunción and the up to 15 Years in Prison that Could Be Faced by Former President Peña
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The Paraguayan Public Prosecutor's Office presented the penal framework under which the deposed president, Santiago Peña, who could face up to 15 years in prison for alleged damage of trust and administration for his own benefit, is being investigated. Our correspondent Flavia Borja extended to us information on the progress of the investigation against the ex-mandatario and the request for international support to track the lost money of Ueno B…
The former president of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, is liable to 15 years' imprisonment as part of the investigation against him for the case of the intervened Ueno bank.
The former president of Paraguay Santiago Peña is exposed to a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison as part of the investigation against him for the case of the intervention Ueno Bank, an entity with which he has been linked and in which different state organizations deposited millionaires resources during his management.
Former President of Paraguay Santiago Peña faces a possible 15-year prison sentence in the Ueno Bank case and alleged financial irregularities
The Paraguayan Public Prosecutor's Office detailed the crimes attributed to the ex-mandatario, dismissed in the midst of a scandal over the handling of public funds
Former Paraguayan president Santiago Peña is exposed to up to 15 years in prison for the scandal of the closure of Ueno Bank, in which he is being prosecuted, said the prosecutor of the case, Verónica Valdez. “The maximum penalty that could be applied according to the ratings that are now foreseen is up to 15 years of imprisonment for a contest, since it is more than a punishable act,” highlighted the representative of the Public Prosecutor’s Of…
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