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Paraguay’s President resigns but Congress rejects his resignation

Paraguay’s President resigns but Congress rejects his resignation
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Paraguay President Santiago Peña announced on Thursday that he was resigning from office after a political and financial crisis that collapsed the country’s banking system. But the state’s Congress has rejected his resignation and is pressing ahead with impeachment proceedings.
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  • ✦As a result, he remains president and will face impeachment proceedings.
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Thursday:Paraguay President Santiago Peña announced on Thursday that he was resigning from office after a political and financial crisis that collapsed the country’s banking system.Friday:The Senate also opened impeachment proceedings and summoned him to appear on Friday.Thursday:Mr Peña announced his resignation in a video address shared on X on Thursday.
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  • ✦Paraguay President Santiago Peña announced on Thursday that he was resigning from office after a political and financial crisis that collapsed the country’s banking system.
  • ✦But the state’s Congress has rejected his resignation and is pressing ahead with impeachment proceedings.
  • ✦As a result, he remains president and will face impeachment proceedings.
Key Facts:Thursday: Paraguay President Santiago Peña announced on Thursday that he was resigning from office after a political and financial crisis that collapsed the country’s banking system.Friday: The Senate also opened impeachment proceedings and summoned him to appear on Friday.Thursday: Mr Peña announced his resignation in a video address shared on X on Thursday.2021: Founded in the 1970s, Ueno Bank grew from an obscure finance company into a major institution after Grupo Vázquez, one of Paraguay’s largest business and industrial conglomerates, purchased it in 2021.
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The president said he resigned to protect stability, social peace, and democratic institutions.

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