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Paraguay's Senate removes President Santiago Peña over the Ueno Bank collapse, and he is placed under house arrest in Asunción
Paraguay's Senate voted on Friday, Nov. 6, to remove President Santiago Peña from office over the collapse of Ueno Bank, and he was placed under house arrest shortly afterward. The bank's collapse left millions of Paraguayans unable to get to their savings. He faces allegations that include influence peddling, and Peña has denied wrongdoing.
- From the LeftCBS News: Paraguay's Senate removed President Santiago Peña, who was put under house arrest after the Ueno Bank collapse.
Paraguay's ousted president Santiago Peña is under house arrest after the Ueno Bank collapse.
Grade: A (100/100). No problems found.
- CenterUPI: Paraguay's Senate voted 44-0 to remove Santiago Peña, then he was placed under house arrest amid a bank crisis.
Senate removes Santiago Peña, who is placed under house arrest amid the Ueno Bank crisis.
Grade: A (100/100). No problems found.
- From the RightNew York Post: Ousted Paraguayan President Santiago Peña is placed under house arrest after the Ueno Bank collapse.
Ousted Paraguayan President Santiago Peña placed under house arrest after the bank collapse.
Grade: B (88/100). Uses loaded words.
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