Paraguay, miracolul pe credit: banca prăbușită care a tras după ea un președinte

The collapse of Ueno Bank in Paraguay led to the impeachment of President Santiago Peña, revealing deep-rooted issues of corruption and clientelism. Peña's administration, which had promoted foreign investment and economic growth, faced backlash after the bank's insolvency left millions without access to their savings. The rapid downfall of Peña, who had distanced himself from influential party leader Horacio Cartes, highlights the fragility of Paraguay's economic success story. Analysts express concern that institutional improvements are still lacking, despite the government's efforts to address the crisis. The central bank assured that the financial system remains stable, but skepticism persists regarding long-term reforms.