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The Collapse of Ueno Bank of Paraguay Strikes in Argentina: It Has 900 Employees in Buenos Aires, Did Not Pay Salaries and There Are Suspensions

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Workers of a company that provides technological services to the business group ensure that some of the staff received suspensions for 30 days and that the salaries that were to be paid today were not credited

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ITTI is a Paraguayan company of Grupo Vázquez, the conglomerate owner of Ueno Bank.It specializes in digital solutions and in the country hired 1,000 people, who were now suspended for 30 days without pay.They say they were not previously informed and found out just after the collapse of the entity.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Workers of a company that provides technological services to the business group ensure that some of the staff received suspensions for 30 days and that the salaries that were to be paid today were not credited

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Itti, the technological company of the Vázquez Group that developed systems for the Paraguayan bank and employs about 940 workers in the country, suspended part of its staff for 30 days without pay and ordered others to continue working from their homes

·Vicente López, Argentina
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They attributed the decision to a "force majeure situation" arising from the intervention of the financial institution in the neighbouring country.

The financial crisis that affects the Paraguayan firm Ueno Bank caused the suspension of 1,000 workers in Argentina. The company IT Consultores SAECA (ITTI) licensed without pay its remote employees linked to the Vázquez Group. The victims carry out their functions in relation to dependence through the local firm Kaitel SRL. The company is ... Read more

A replica of the financial earthquake and the intervention of Ueno Bank in Paraguay, which led to the resignation of Paraguayan President Santiago Peña, crossed the border. It left almost a thousand workers of Kaitel SRL, a firm that has offices located in the porteño neighborhood of Belgrano. “It was all cut off, we did not collect the salary [...]

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Todo Noticias broke the news in Argentina on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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