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Paraguay's President Santiago Pena resigned amid calls for his departure following the collapse of digital creditor Ueno, which affected millions of clients. In a video address, he cited the need for national stability and the preservation of democratic institutions. Pena's resignation comes after losing support from his conservative party and facing accusations of conflicts of interest related to Ueno's downfall. Vice President Pedro Alliana is set to succeed him. The Central Bank of Paraguay intervened in Ueno's operations after it failed to meet solvency requirements, leaving around 3 million clients unable to access their accounts.