
Opposition accuses Paraguay's president of illicit enrichment after bank collapse
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Paraguay's president, Santiago Peña, resigned after a bank collapse, according to several outlets including Al Jazeera and Punch.1234 NPR reports that the president was impeached minutes after resigning.5 TASS reports that the opposition accuses the president of illicit enrichment, and PBS says the prosecutor will seek charges against him.67
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Common ground
- According to outlets from several countries, Ueno Bank collapsed or was taken over, leaving customers without access to their savings.123+2455 newspapers from 5 countries
- According to Al Jazeera, Punch and The Japan Times, Paraguayan President Santiago Peña resigned following the banking crisis.6353 newspapers from 3 countries
Where accounts differ
- TASS says the opposition accuses Peña of illicit enrichment; the other outlets do not mention this accusation.1
- NPR and PBS NewsHour report an impeachment process, while SCMP, Al Jazeera and MyJoyOnline speak only of a resignation.267+248
- PBS NewsHour says the prosecutor will seek charges against Peña; the other outlets do not mention this.4
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- TASS (state media) · Russia · 16:55Opposition accuses Paraguay's president of illicit enrichment after bank collapseRead at the newspaper ↗
