Paraguay's new president vows to recover pension funds at risk in Ueno Bank crisis
Euronews • 11/10/2026 – 11/11/2026
Summary
Paraguay’s new president, Pedro Alliana, has vowed to recover pension funds affected by the intervention in Ueno Bank. The crisis has resulted in the dismissal of Santiago Peña and has left up to 7,000 people unemployed in Paraguay and other countries.
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