The Ruling Colorado Party Expels Santiago Peña After Ueno Bank Scandal · Global Voices
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The Training Conduct Tribunal condemned the "dishonor caused to the Paraguayan people" by the destitute president.Peña remains in detention as the investigation progresses for his links with the entity he broke and left almost 3 million savers without access to his money.
The ex-mandatario remains in pretrial detention, charged with an alleged breach of trust and administration for his own benefit.The financial crisis of the entity affected about 2.9 million clients.
The Colorado Party expelled Santiago Peña for poor performance and harmful behavior, after his dismissal through political trial.
Santiago Peña, who has links with Ueno Bank, resigned as president of Paraguay after the banking collapse.
The ruling Colorado Party Expels Santiago Peña After Ueno Bank Scandal · Global Voices
The intervention of Ueno Bank leaves almost 3 million customers without funds and the Colorado Party expels Santiago Peña, a prisoner in preventive detention. La entrada The bankruptcy Ueno Bank leaves almost 3 million savers without access to their money and precipitates the fall of Santiago Peña aparece primero en Merca2.
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