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Paraguay’s ousted president charged over banking scandal
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Santiago Pena was impeached over the collapse of Ueno Bank, which left millions unable to access their accounts.
Santiago Pena was impeached over the collapse of Ueno Bank, which left millions unable to access their accounts.
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