From the Right · Read · November 6, 2026
Nov 6 · Paraguay's Senate removes President Santiago Peña over the Ueno Bank collapse, and he is placed under house arrest in Asunción
New York Post: Ousted Paraguayan President Santiago Peña is placed under house arrest after the Ueno Bank collapse.
Grade B (88/100). Article: New York Post on Peña placed under house arrest
B: Uses loaded words.
- Uses loaded words (minus 12 points): the outlet's own voice says public outrage 'has become more thunderous by the day' and his fall came 'at dizzying speed'
Splits: Article: New York Post on Peña placed under house arrest
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