Bank Collapse in Paraguay Cuts Off Fund Access for Half the Population
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A major bank in Paraguay, serving nearly half the country's population, has collapsed, disrupting access to savings for millions and endangering public funds. This crisis has prompted President Santiago Pena, an economist and former IMF official, to announce his resignation amid calls for impeachment from lawmakers.
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