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Paraguay’s Santiago Pena under arrest, new president Pedro Alliana sworn in

The sudden leadership change comes as Paraguay reels from the collapse of the Ueno Bank, a popular lender.

Al JazeeraNovember 7, 20261 min read

Paraguay’s Santiago Pena under arrest, new president Pedro Alliana sworn in

The sudden leadership change comes as Paraguay reels from the collapse of the Ueno Bank, a popular lender.

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