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Ousted Paraguay president under house arrest after bank collapse

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Briefings

Paraguay's Senate removed President Santiago Peña from office on November 7, 2026, following a bank collapse that left nearly half the population without savings. Peña resigned, but lawmakers proceeded with impeachment proceedings that stripped him of political immunity. The event occurred in Asunción, Paraguay, during the 2026 period.

Key points

• Senate unanimously removed Santiago Peña from office on November 7, 2026, citing a massive banking crisis.
• House arrest was placed on Peña shortly after the Senate removed him from office.

Context

This event marks a significant political shift in Paraguay, where a banking collapse led to widespread financial instability affecting nearly half of the population. The removal of the president and subsequent impeachment proceedings highlight the severity of the economic crisis.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific date of November 7, 2026, and does not include details on the duration of the crisis or the full extent of the financial impact beyond the reported savings lockout.

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