Paraguay President Stays in Office as Senate Continues Political Trial
Paraguay's president remains in power after Senate resumes political trial despite congressional failure to vote on resignation.
News for readers in Paraguay, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Paraguay's president remains in power after Senate resumes political trial despite congressional failure to vote on resignation.
Paraguay's president resigned after his bank's collapse triggered a financial crisis.
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña resigns as lawmakers vote 78-0 to impeach him over Ueno Bank collapse.
Santiago Peña resigns and is impeached within minutes as Ueno Bank's failure freezes millions in savings and triggers mass protests.
Santiago Peña steps down following a political crisis triggered by the insolvency of a bank he once owned a stake in.
Paraguay's president Santiago Peña resigns after Ueno Bank's collapse wipes out public funds and triggers political turmoil.
Paraguay aims to pay 121 million guaranis to Ueno Bank customers within 24 hours.
Paraguay freezes Ueno Bank deposits after taking control of its 3 million customers.
Paraguay's financial crisis deepens as Ueno Bank collapses under Central Bank intervention.
Paraguay's Colorado Party splits over 2028 presidential race as Peña's term ends.
Paraguay's Central Bank faces scrutiny over lenders' solvency concerns.
China sanctions Paraguay and Belize officials for Taiwan diplomatic ties.
China punishes two countries' foreign affairs officials for maintaining diplomatic ties with Taiwan, calling them pawns of separatism.
China sanctions Paraguay and Belize ministers for Taiwan ties.
China has imposed sanctions on government officials from Paraguay and Belize for their ties to Taiwan, citing threats to its sovereignty.
Paraguay's opposition takes Asunción from Colorado Party, holds Ciudad del Este in municipal elections.
Paraguay's ruling party leads 187 towns in municipal elections as opposition wins capital.
Paraguay's landlocked economy relies on cross-border trade with Argentina, Brazil and Bolivia.