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ECONOMY • PARAGUAY

Protests continue in Paraguay as investigators search former president’s home

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Protests over Ueno Bank’s collapse continue in Paraguay, where investigators have searched a residence associated with former president Santiago Peña. A local outlet reported that a hidden armored vault was found, but prosecutors did not confirm it and its contents are unknown.

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Why it matters

The bank’s closure has left nearly three million Paraguayans without access to their accounts, while protests and political upheaval continue. The reports do not identify a direct U.S. effect.

What happens next

Customers are demanding access to their money, and repayments are reportedly underway. Prosecutors’ investigation continues; the reports do not establish what, if anything, was in the vault.

Whether customers regain access to their deposits

Any official confirmation or further details about the reported vault

Further developments in the investigation and protests