Paraguay pays 95% of Ueno Bank savers after collapse; Peña detained

Paraguay's government has paid nearly 95% of Ueno Bank depositors following the bank's collapse, which also led to the ousting and preventive detention of President Santiago Peña. The payout to 1.74 million savers aims to contain a financial crisis, but the political fallout and ongoing investigations leave the full economic impact uncertain.

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