New Paraguay President Pedro Alliana Seeks Ministerial Resignations After Ueno Bank Collapse

New Paraguay President Pedro Alliana Seeks Ministerial Resignations After Ueno Bank Collapse4 publishers · first seen Thu, 05 Nov 2026 07:08 UTC · updated Tue, 10 Nov 2026 09:18 UTCFollowing the collapse of Ueno Bank, which affected millions of Paraguayans, former President Santiago Peña was impeached and arrested. The new president, Pedro Alliana, has requested the resignation of all ministers and is working to restore financial stability. Nearly 1.2 million savers have begun to recover their deposits, but concerns remain over the state and pension funds invested in Ueno. The bank's closure has led to widespread economic disruption, with businesses reporting a significant drop in sales and media workers having their salaries suspended.Content auto-generated. May contain inaccuracies.

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