Paraguayan President Removed, Arrested Amid Banking Crisis
Santiago Peña was impeached and arrested after a Senate vote following a major banking crisis. The vice president, Pedro Alliana, was sworn in as the new president, while prosecutors investigate both him and Peña. Some sources report that protesters took to the streets demanding answers.
Confirmed by several outlets
- Santiago Peña was arrested. — NYT World and Le Monde in English
Reported by one outlet so far
- Santiago Peña was removed from office after a Senate vote. — Le Monde in English
- Pedro Alliana was sworn in as president to serve out the term. — Le Monde in English
- Protesters took to the streets demanding answers. — The Guardian
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Coverage3 outlets in 3 countries within 2 hours
First reportedNYT World, Fri, 06 Nov 2026 23:30:11 GMT
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