Las millonarias inversiones de la Conmebol en Ueno Bank que la golpean por la crisis bancaria en Paraguay
In short
According to La Tercera, Conmebol had large investments in Ueno Bank, and the banking crisis in Paraguay hit it hard.1 Semana, from Colombia, says the Ueno Bank crisis hit Conmebol with high losses.2 The BBC News and The Guardian link the bank's collapse to the impeachment of Paraguay's president, and the Guardian adds that millions of people were left broke.34 TASS reports that Paraguay's parliament impeached the president after the Ueno Bank collapse, and ANSA reports that former president Peña was arrested in the case.56
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Common ground
- According to Chilean, Argentine, Colombian and Australian newspapers, the collapse of ueno Bank in Paraguay affected CONMEBOL, which had investments in the bank.1233 newspapers from 3 countries
- According to Argentine and Qatari newspapers, the ueno Bank crisis is the latest episode of banking instability in Paraguay.342 newspapers from 2 countries
- According to British and US newspapers, the collapse of the bank led to the resignation or removal of Paraguayan president Santiago Peña.5673 newspapers from 2 countries
Where accounts differ
- According to Semana, CONMEBOL suffered losses of a high amount, with no other source giving figures.2
- According to Russian and British newspapers, parliament impeached the president, while the BBC and the Guardian describe him as resigned or removed; ANSA reports the former president's arrest and CBS reports house arrest.895+267
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- La Tercera · Chile · 14:45Las millonarias inversiones de la Conmebol en Ueno Bank que la golpean por la crisis bancaria en ParaguayRead at the newspaper ↗