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Paraguayans get some savings back after banking collapse disrupted economy

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Briefings

Paraguay's Central Bank returned partial savings to eligible Ueno Bank depositors following the bank's collapse, which triggered protests and led to the impeachment and arrest of ex-president Santiago Pena. The digital bank's takeover on November 3 disrupted the economy, and the Central Bank's action occurred on November 11, 2026.

Key points

• Paraguay's Central Bank returned partial savings to eligible Ueno Bank depositors after the bank collapsed, which triggered widespread protests.
• The ex-president Santiago Pena was impeached and arrested following the bank's takeover on November 3, 2026.

Context

The banking collapse in Paraguay disrupted the economy, leading to public unrest and political consequences. The Central Bank's intervention on November 11, 2026, restored some funds to affected depositors.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the immediate aftermath of the bank's collapse and the subsequent political actions. Specific details on protest scale, economic impact metrics, or the full scope of savings returned remain unverified.

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