Președintele din Paraguay demisionează, în criza care a culminat cu înghețarea a milioane de depozite bancare din țară

Paraguay's President Santiago Peña resigned amid a banking crisis linked to Ueno Bank's insolvency, affecting millions of depositors. The central bank intervened, freezing deposits for 3 million clients, leading to public protests. Peña's resignation aimed to ensure national stability and democratic institutions, as impeachment proceedings were initiated against him. Despite his resignation, the lower house of Congress moved forward with impeachment, while the Senate will also address his resignation. Peña faced criticism for past business ties with Ueno's parent company, denying any wrongdoing and attributing the crisis to regulatory issues.