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Paraguay president resignation after bank collapse

Paraguay's Santiago Peña resigned as president before an impeachment vote after Ueno's collapse, with Vice-President Pedro Alliana set to replace him; Ueno held about $850 million in public resources, its.

Updated 17:50 UTC, 5 November 2026 · 11 reports from 7 outlets · 9 confirmed · 29 one-source

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  1. Ghost edit Euronews edited "Ueno Bank collapse in Paraguay prompts President Santiago Peña to resign": Headline now says Peña will resign; text adds he decided to resign before the impeachment vote and drops the 53-vote/ Senate two-thirds detail. 9 min ago
  2. Where it stands Paraguay's Santiago Peña resigned as president before an impeachment vote after Ueno's collapse, with Vice-President Pedro Alliana set to replace him; Ueno held about $850 million in public resources, its. 28 min ago
  3. New claim Ueno administered close to $850 million in public funds. 28 min ago
  4. New claim Pena said he resigned with the stability of Paraguay, social peace and the need to preserve democratic institutions in mind. 28 min ago
  5. Upgraded now confirmed by 2 outlets: Ueno's roughly 3 million customers in Paraguay cannot access their accounts. 28 min ago
  6. Upgraded now confirmed by 2 outlets: Paraguay's central bank intervened in Ueno after finding it breached minimum solvency requirements. 28 min ago
  7. Ghost edit Euronews edited "Ueno Bank collapse in Paraguay prompts President Santiago Peña to resign": Headline: "impeachment move" changed to "President Santiago Peña to resign"; text adds Peña resigning before the vote and removes the 53-vote/2-thirds Senate passage details. 36 min ago
  8. Where it stands Santiago Peña resigned as Paraguay's president before an impeachment vote after Ueno Bank's collapse, with lawmakers accusing him of conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and cover-ups, and Vice-President. 38 min ago
  9. Upgraded now confirmed by 3 outlets: Santiago Peña resigned as Paraguay's president before an impeachment vote. 38 min ago
  10. New claim Paraguay's deposit guarantee fund reimburses each client up to 75 minimum wages, about 37,700 dollars. 38 min ago
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  1. New claim Santiago Peña resigned as Paraguay's president before an impeachment vote. 38 min ago
  2. Where it stands Paraguayan President Santiago Pena resigned Thursday after Ueno's collapse, with Vice-President Pedro Alliana set to replace him, as lawmakers accused Pena over conflicts of interest, pension funds and cover-ups and his party withdrew support. 54 min ago
  3. Upgraded now confirmed by 2 outlets: Pena: "I do so with the stability of our country, social peace, and the need to preserve our democratic institutions in mind." 54 min ago
  4. Upgraded now confirmed by 2 outlets: Vice-President Pedro Alliana is set to take office as Paraguay's president replacing Pena. 54 min ago
  5. New claim ueno grew from a niche fintech player into a mid-tier bank administering close to $850 million in public funds. 54 min ago
  6. New claim Paraguay's opposition called an extraordinary session to begin filing an impeachment motion against Pena in Congress. 54 min ago
  7. New claim Vice President Pedro Alliana is set to take office as Pena's replacement. 54 min ago
  8. New claim Pena said he resigned with the stability of Paraguay, social peace and the need to preserve democratic institutions in mind. 54 min ago
  9. New claim The collapse of digital lender ueno left millions of customers unable to access their accounts. 54 min ago
  10. New claim Paraguayan President Santiago Pena resigned on Thursday. 54 min ago
  11. Upgraded now confirmed by 2 outlets: Pena lost backing from members of his own conservative party earlier on Thursday. 54 min ago
  12. Upgraded now confirmed by 2 outlets: Paraguayan lawmakers accused Pena of conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and institutional cover-ups linked to Ueno's collapse. 54 min ago
  13. Where it stands Paraguayan President Santiago Pena resigned Thursday after the collapse of digital lender Ueno, which held around 850 million dollars in public resources. 1 hr ago
  14. Upgraded now confirmed by 2 outlets: Paraguayan President Santiago Pena resigned on Thursday after the collapse of digital lender Ueno. 1 hr ago
  15. Upgraded now confirmed by 2 outlets: Ueno Bank held around 850 million dollars in public resources. 1 hr ago
  16. New claim Opposition senators filed a complaint with Paraguay's Prosecutor General's Office accusing Peña of illicit enrichment. 1 hr ago
  17. New claim Santiago Peña: "I made the decision to resign from the office of the president of the republic. I do this thinking of stability of our country," 1 hr ago
  18. New claim The collapse of Ueno Bank left the accounts of nearly 3 million customers frozen. 1 hr ago
  19. New claim Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced his resignation after Ueno Bank collapsed. 1 hr ago
  20. New claim Pena: "I do so with the stability of our country, social peace, and the need to preserve our democratic institutions in mind." 1 hr ago
  21. New claim Pena lost backing from members of his own conservative party earlier on Thursday. 1 hr ago
  22. New claim Paraguayan lawmakers accused Pena of conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and institutional cover-ups linked to Ueno's collapse. 1 hr ago
  23. New claim Ueno administered close to US$850 million in public funds. 1 hr ago
  24. New claim Ueno's roughly 3 million customers in Paraguay cannot access their accounts. 1 hr ago
  25. New claim Paraguay's central bank intervened in Ueno after finding it breached minimum solvency requirements. 1 hr ago
  26. New claim Vice-President Pedro Alliana is set to take office as Paraguay's president replacing Pena. 1 hr ago
  27. New claim Paraguayan President Santiago Pena resigned on Thursday after the collapse of digital lender Ueno. 1 hr ago
  28. New claim Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigns 1 hr ago
  29. New claim Liana Caballero says the Central Bank of Paraguay closed Ueno Bank and no service has been active since. 1 hr ago
  30. New claim The impeachment indictment accuses Santiago Peña of poor performance of his duties. 1 hr ago
  31. New claim Ueno Bank was unable to meet a mandatory reserve requirement of 70 million dollars demanded by the central bank. 1 hr ago
  32. New claim The Association of Importers and Traders warned of an immediate 35% slump in sales at major retailers. 1 hr ago
  33. New claim Ueno Bank held around 850 million dollars in public funds, including Social Security Institute resources. 1 hr ago
  34. New claim Ueno Bank's solvency ratio fell below 50%, triggering the resolution procedure. 1 hr ago
  35. New claim The Central Bank of Paraguay took over Ueno Bank and began its liquidation process. 1 hr ago
  36. New claim The Association of Importers and Retailers warned of an immediate 35% plunge in sales at Paraguay's major retailers. 1 hr ago
  37. New claim Eight senior Ueno Bank executives, including chief executive Miguel Vázquez, were arrested on Wednesday. 1 hr ago
  38. New claim Impeachment proceedings against Peña require 53 votes in the lower house and two thirds of the Senate. 1 hr ago
  39. New claim Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies will meet in an extraordinary session to vote on opening impeachment proceedings against Santiago Peña, at the request of 35 legislators. 1 hr ago
  40. New claim Liana Caballero says the institution is closed and no app, card or service is active. 1 hr ago
  41. New claim Ueno Bank held around 850 million dollars in public resources. 1 hr ago
  42. New claim Ueno Bank's solvency ratio fell below 50%. 1 hr ago
  43. New claim Paraguay's central bank placed Ueno Bank under intervention and began its winding-up process on Tuesday 3 November. 1 hr ago
  44. New claim Thirty-five lawmakers submitted impeachment articles against President Santiago Pena in Paraguay's 80-seat lower house on Wednesday. 1 hr ago
  45. New claim President Santiago Pena says the legislation will cover 98% of Ueno Bank's affected depositors. 1 hr ago
  46. New claim Paraguayan police used rubber bullets, pepper spray, tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrators in central Asuncion. 1 hr ago
  47. New claim Ueno Bank holds an estimated $800-850 million in public funds, including roughly $380 million linked to Paraguay's state pension and health fund. 1 hr ago
  48. New claim Ueno Bank has nearly 3 million customers in a country of around 7 million people. 1 hr ago
  49. New claim Ueno Bank's capital ratio dropped below half of the legally required minimum. 1 hr ago
  50. New claim Paraguay's central bank placed Ueno Bank under external administration earlier this week. 1 hr ago
  51. New claim Protests over the collapse of Ueno Bank turned violent in Asuncion, Paraguay, on Wednesday. 1 hr ago
  52. Story opened Paraguay's President Santiago Peña has resigned following the collapse of Ueno Bank. 1 hr ago

Two sides

The two media blocs whose accounts of this story differ most, side by side.

Where they part Russian state media leads with street clashes and police using rubber bullets and tear gas, while European media centres the bank's failure and the arrest of eight senior executives.

Russian state media

TASSState mediaRTState media

Russian state media centres the political and street fallout, leading with the president's resignation and 'street clashes' while detailing opposition senators' complaint accusing Peña of 'illicit enrichment' and impeachment articles from thirty-five lawmakers. It quotes Peña directly on resigning for 'stability of our country' and reports police using rubber bullets and tear gas on protesters demanding their savings, while noting nearly 3 million customers' accounts were frozen.

European media

BBCPublic broadcasterEuronewsPrivate

European media foregrounds the Ueno Bank collapse as the trigger for Santiago Peña's resignation, centring the bank's failure, the arrest of eight senior executives including chief executive Miguel Vázquez, and the impeachment move by 35 lawmakers. Euronews headlines call it a 'political earthquake' and 'political turmoil', while articles quote board member Liana Caballero saying 'neither the app, nor the cards, nor any service is active from today' and cite the bank holding around 850 million dollars in public funds.

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Russian state media

TASSState mediaRTState media

Russian state media centres the political and street fallout, leading with the president's resignation and 'street clashes' while detailing opposition senators' complaint accusing Peña of 'illicit enrichment' and impeachment articles from thirty-five lawmakers. It quotes Peña directly on resigning for 'stability of our country' and reports police using rubber bullets and tear gas on protesters demanding their savings, while noting nearly 3 million customers' accounts were frozen.

European media

BBCPublic broadcasterEuronewsPrivate

European media foregrounds the Ueno Bank collapse as the trigger for Santiago Peña's resignation, centring the bank's failure, the arrest of eight senior executives including chief executive Miguel Vázquez, and the impeachment move by 35 lawmakers. Euronews headlines call it a 'political earthquake' and 'political turmoil', while articles quote board member Liana Caballero saying 'neither the app, nor the cards, nor any service is active from today' and cite the bank holding around 850 million dollars in public funds.

Middle East state media

TRT WorldState mediaAl JazeeraState media

Middle East state media foregrounds the pressure on Santiago Peña and the scale of the ueno collapse, centring lawmakers' accusations of 'conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and institutional cover-ups' and the bank's roughly 3 million customers left unable to access accounts. TRT World and Al Jazeera quote Peña's own words about 'the stability of our country' and note that Vice President Pedro Alliana 'is set to take office as his replacement.'

Asian media

South China Morning PostPrivate

Asian media, through the South China Morning Post, foregrounds the political pressure on Santiago Pena, noting he lost backing from his own conservative party and quoting his pledge to act with 'the stability of our country' in mind. It centres lawmakers' accusations of conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and institutional cover-ups and details Ueno's roughly 3 million customers unable to access accounts, while naming Vice-President Pedro Alliana as his replacement.

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I do so with the stability of our country, social peace and the need to preserve our democratic institutions in mind

Santiago PeñaAl JazeeraReceipt

I made the decision to resign from the office of the president of the republic. I do this thinking of stability of our country

Santiago PeñaTASSReceipt

We proceeded to close the institution; neither the app, nor the cards, nor any service is active from today

Liana CaballeroEuronewsReceipt

We proceeded to close the institution; neither the app, nor the cards, nor any service at all has been active since today

Liana CaballeroEuronewsReceipt

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Pena: "I do so with the stability of our country, social peace, and the need to preserve our democratic institutions in mind." Confirmed by 3South China Morning Post, Al Jazeera, TRT World · #
Pena lost backing from members of his own conservative party earlier on Thursday. Confirmed by 3South China Morning Post, Al Jazeera, TRT World · #
Paraguayan lawmakers accused Pena of conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and institutional cover-ups linked to Ueno's collapse. Confirmed by 3South China Morning Post, Al Jazeera, TRT World · #
  • “Lawmakers had accused Pena of conflicts of ⁠interest, misuse of ⁠pension funds and institutional cover-ups linked to the collapse of Ueno, which had grown ‌quickly from a niche fintech player into a mid-tier bank administering close to US$850 million in public funds.”

    South China Morning PostPrivateAttributesParaguay’s President Pena resigns under mounting pressure from bank collapse

  • “Lawmakers had accused Pena of conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and institutional cover-ups linked to the collapse of ueno, which had grown ‌quickly ⁠from a niche fintech player into a mid-tier bank administering close to $850 million in public funds.”

    Al JazeeraState mediaAttributesParaguay President Pena resigns in wake of bank collapse

  • “Lawmakers had accused Pena of conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and institutional cover-ups linked to the collapse of ueno, which had grown quickly from a niche fintech player into a mid-tier bank administering close to $850 million in public funds.”

    TRT WorldState mediaAttributesParaguay's Pena resigns under mounting pressure from bank collapse

Ueno's roughly 3 million customers in Paraguay cannot access their accounts. Confirmed by 2South China Morning Post, TRT World · #
  • “Paraguay’s central bank intervened in Ueno after determining that it had breached minimum solvency requirements, setting off a ‌crisis that has left ‌the company’s roughly 3 million customers, in a country of 6.5 million people, unable to access accounts.”

    South China Morning PostPrivateReportsParaguay’s President Pena resigns under mounting pressure from bank collapse

  • “Paraguay's central bank intervened in ueno after determining that it had breached minimum solvency requirements, setting off a crisis that has left the company's roughly 3 million customers, in a country of 6.5 million people, unable to access accounts.”

    TRT WorldState mediaReportsParaguay's Pena resigns under mounting pressure from bank collapse

Paraguay's central bank intervened in Ueno after finding it breached minimum solvency requirements. Confirmed by 2South China Morning Post, TRT World · #
  • “Paraguay’s central bank intervened in Ueno after determining that it had breached minimum solvency requirements, setting off a ‌crisis that has left ‌the company’s roughly 3 million customers, in a country of 6.5 million people, unable to access accounts.”

    South China Morning PostPrivateReportsParaguay’s President Pena resigns under mounting pressure from bank collapse

  • “Paraguay's central bank intervened in ueno after determining that it had breached minimum solvency requirements, setting off a crisis that has left the company's roughly 3 million customers, in a country of 6.5 million people, unable to access accounts.”

    TRT WorldState mediaReportsParaguay's Pena resigns under mounting pressure from bank collapse

Vice-President Pedro Alliana is set to take office as Paraguay's president replacing Pena. Confirmed by 3South China Morning Post, Al Jazeera, TRT World · #
Paraguayan President Santiago Pena resigned on Thursday after the collapse of digital lender Ueno. Confirmed by 3South China Morning Post, TASS, TRT World · #
Santiago Peña resigned as Paraguay's president before an impeachment vote. Confirmed by 3BBC, Al Jazeera, Euronews · #
Ueno Bank held around 850 million dollars in public resources. Confirmed by 3Euronews, South China Morning Post, TRT World · #

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ueno grew from a niche fintech player into a mid-tier bank administering close to $850 million in public funds. One source: Al JazeeraAl Jazeera · #
  • “Lawmakers had accused Pena of conflicts of interest, misuse of pension funds and institutional cover-ups linked to the collapse of ueno, which had grown ‌quickly ⁠from a niche fintech player into a mid-tier bank administering close to $850 million in public funds.”

    Al JazeeraState mediaReportsParaguay President Pena resigns in wake of bank collapse

Paraguay's opposition called an extraordinary session to begin filing an impeachment motion against Pena in Congress. One source: Al JazeeraAl Jazeera · #
  • “Pena, an ally of US President Donald Trump, is stepping down after the ⁠opposition called an extraordinary session to begin the process of filing an impeachment motion in Congress, and as protesters demanded his resignation.”

    Al JazeeraState mediaReportsParaguay President Pena resigns in wake of bank collapse

The collapse of digital lender ueno left millions of customers unable to access their accounts. One source: Al JazeeraAl Jazeera · #
  • “Paraguayan President Santiago Pena resigned on Thursday after calls for his removal swelled following the collapse of digital lender ueno that left millions of customers unable ‌to access their accounts.”

    Al JazeeraState mediaReportsParaguay President Pena resigns in wake of bank collapse

Opposition senators filed a complaint with Paraguay's Prosecutor General's Office accusing Peña of illicit enrichment. One source: TASSTASS · #
  • “Opposition senators earlier filed a complaint with the Prosecutor General's Office, accusing Peña of illicit enrichment stemming from the scandal surrounding the digital bank.”

    TASSState mediaReportsParaguay’s president resigns after Ueno Bank crash

Santiago Peña: "I made the decision to resign from the office of the president of the republic. I do this thinking of stability of our country," One source: TASSTASS · #
The collapse of Ueno Bank left the accounts of nearly 3 million customers frozen. One source: TASSTASS · #
Paraguay's deposit guarantee fund reimburses each client up to 75 minimum wages, about 37,700 dollars. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
  • “It was of no use that the authorities tried to calm tempers by reminding people that the law provides for a guarantee fund to reimburse each client up to 75 minimum wages (around 228 million guaraníes or 37,700 dollars, about 33,620 euros); mistrust and suspicion had already taken hold on the streets.”

    EuronewsPrivateReportsUeno Bank collapse in Paraguay prompts President Santiago Peña to resign

Liana Caballero says the Central Bank of Paraguay closed Ueno Bank and no service has been active since. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
The impeachment indictment accuses Santiago Peña of poor performance of his duties. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Ueno Bank was unable to meet a mandatory reserve requirement of 70 million dollars demanded by the central bank. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
  • “However, behind the advertising façade and sporting patronage, the Superintendency of Banks came up against a stark and unsustainable balance sheet reality: the bank was unable to meet a mandatory reserve requirement of 70 million dollars (62.427 millones de euros) demanded by the central bank.”

    EuronewsPrivateReportsUeno Bank collapse in Paraguay sparks political crisis for President Peña

  • “However, behind the advertising facade and its patronage of sport, the Superintendence of Banks uncovered a harsh and unsustainable reality in its books: the institution was unable to meet a legal reserve requirement of 70 million dollars (62.427 million euros) demanded by the central bank.”

    EuronewsPrivateReportsUeno Bank collapse in Paraguay triggers political earthquake for Santiago Peña

The Association of Importers and Traders warned of an immediate 35% slump in sales at major retailers. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Ueno Bank held around 850 million dollars in public funds, including Social Security Institute resources. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Ueno Bank's solvency ratio fell below 50%, triggering the resolution procedure. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
The Central Bank of Paraguay took over Ueno Bank and began its liquidation process. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
The Association of Importers and Retailers warned of an immediate 35% plunge in sales at Paraguay's major retailers. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Eight senior Ueno Bank executives, including chief executive Miguel Vázquez, were arrested on Wednesday. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Impeachment proceedings against Peña require 53 votes in the lower house and two thirds of the Senate. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies will meet in an extraordinary session to vote on opening impeachment proceedings against Santiago Peña, at the request of 35 legislators. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Liana Caballero says the institution is closed and no app, card or service is active. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Ueno Bank's solvency ratio fell below 50%. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Paraguay's central bank placed Ueno Bank under intervention and began its winding-up process on Tuesday 3 November. One source: EuronewsEuronews · #
Thirty-five lawmakers submitted impeachment articles against President Santiago Pena in Paraguay's 80-seat lower house on Wednesday. One source: RTRT · #
President Santiago Pena says the legislation will cover 98% of Ueno Bank's affected depositors. One source: RTRT · #
Paraguayan police used rubber bullets, pepper spray, tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrators in central Asuncion. One source: RTRT · #
Ueno Bank holds an estimated $800-850 million in public funds, including roughly $380 million linked to Paraguay's state pension and health fund. One source: RTRT · #
Ueno Bank has nearly 3 million customers in a country of around 7 million people. One source: RTRT · #
Ueno Bank's capital ratio dropped below half of the legally required minimum. One source: RTRT · #
Paraguay's central bank placed Ueno Bank under external administration earlier this week. One source: RTRT · #
Protests over the collapse of Ueno Bank turned violent in Asuncion, Paraguay, on Wednesday. One source: RTRT · #
  • “Mass rallies over the collapse of major lender Ueno Bank escalated into clashes on Wednesday in the Paraguayan capital of Asuncion, after depositors and other demonstrators took to the streets demanding the return of their frozen savings and the impeachment of the country’s president, Santiago Pena.”

    RTState mediaReportsBank collapse triggers street clashes in Latin American nation (VIDEOS)

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Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigns following bank collapse

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Paraguay President Santiago Pena resigns after digital bank collapse

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LIVE: Paraguay Congress session after President Peña resigns

Reuters ·

Police clash with protesters demanding president's resignation over bank suspension in Paraguay

TRT World ·

Paraguay bank collapses with half of population’s savings

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Paraguay bank collapses with half of population’s savings

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  • EuronewsSubstantive edit

    BeforeUeno Bank collapse in Paraguay triggers political earthquake for Santiago Peña

    AfterUeno Bank collapse in Paraguay prompts President Santiago Peña to resign

    Headline now says Peña will resign; text adds he decided to resign before the impeachment vote and drops the 53-vote/ Senate two-thirds detail.

    RemovedA sudden blank screen took almost three million Ueno Bank customers by surprise in the early hours of Tuesday 3 November.

    AddedA sudden blank screen startled the almost three million customers of Ueno Bank in the early hours of Tuesday 3 November.

    Read the article as it stands now

  • EuronewsSubstantive edit

    BeforeUeno Bank collapse sparks political crisis and impeachment move in Paraguay

    AfterUeno Bank collapse in Paraguay prompts President Santiago Peña to resign

    Headline: "impeachment move" changed to "President Santiago Peña to resign"; text adds Peña resigning before the vote and removes the 53-vote/2-thirds Senate passage details.

    RemovedA sudden blank white screen surprised the almost three million Ueno Bank customers in the early hours of Tuesday 3 November.

    AddedA sudden blank screen startled the almost three million customers of Ueno Bank in the early hours of Tuesday 3 November.

    Read the article as it stands now

  • EuronewsSubstantive edit

    BeforeUeno Bank collapse in Paraguay sparks political crisis for President Peña

    AfterUeno Bank collapse sparks political crisis and impeachment move in Paraguay

    Headline adds "impeachment move" and drops "President Peña"; "corralito" reworded; "Importers and Traders" changed to "Importers and Retailers"; "quickly" to "soon.

    RemovedA sudden blank screen startled almost three million Ueno Bank customers in the early hours of Tuesday 3 November.

    AddedA sudden blank white screen surprised the almost three million Ueno Bank customers in the early hours of Tuesday 3 November.

    Read the article as it stands now

  • EuronewsSubstantive edit

    BeforeUeno Bank liquidation triggers Paraguay political turmoil and impeachment move against Peña

    AfterUeno Bank collapse in Paraguay sparks political crisis for President Peña

    Headline: "liquidation triggers political turmoil and impeachment move" changed to "collapse sparks political crisis"; "Banco Central del Paraguay" to "Central Bank of Paraguay"; "winding-up" to "liquidation"; "corralito" rephrased.

    RemovedA sudden blank screen startled almost three million customers of Ueno Bank in the early hours of Tuesday 3 November.

    AddedA sudden blank screen startled almost three million Ueno Bank customers in the early hours of Tuesday 3 November.

    Read the article as it stands now

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RT State media

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Euronews Private

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Al Jazeera State media

QatarOwner: Al Jazeera Media NetworkPaid by: funded by the State of Qatar

BBC Public broadcaster

United KingdomOwner: BBC — public corporation under Royal CharterPaid by: TV licence fee

South China Morning Post Private

Hong KongOwner: Alibaba Group (since 2016)Paid by: advertising + subscriptions

TASS State media

RussiaOwner: TASS Russian News Agency (federal state unitary enterprise)Paid by: Russian federal budget + commercial news services

TRT World State media

TürkiyeOwner: Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT)Paid by: Turkish state budget + advertising

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