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Paraguayan Public Prosecutor's Office finds secret safe in Santiago Peña's home
Searches at the former president's residence, removed from office following the Ueno Bank collapse, aim to clarify irregularities in multi-million loans that exceeded his official salary.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- Search and seizure operation locates secret safe in the residence of a former president under investigation for corruption.
- Who is affected
- Former president Santiago Peña and the Paraguayan financial system, shaken by the collapse of Ueno Bank.
- What changes
- The investigation is advancing to determine the origin of funds and the legality of loans granted to the former leader.
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Sources
- Após impeachment, Peña tem casa vasculhada e cofre secreto descoberto no Paraguai — InfoMoney
- Casa milionária de Peña é alvo de operação do MP no Paraguai; cofre secreto é encontrado — Folha de S.Paulo — em cima da hora