Paraguay President Charged in Ueno Bank Case, Vows Zero Impunity

Prosecutors charged President Santiago Peña as an alleged instigator of breach of trust in the Ueno Bank case, marking the first time a sitting Paraguayan president faces criminal charges. Peña publicly promised 'zero impunity and privileges,' signaling a potential constitutional crisis or political showdown. The charges are unproven and the legal process is at an early stage.

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