Paraguay's former president faces prosecutors after his removal over bank collapse
Paraguay's former president was taken to the attorney general's office for questioning Saturday, just hours after being ousted by Congress over the collapse of a major bank. The Central Bank said it was working to compensate hundreds of thousands of people who were locked out of their accounts this week.
Paraguay’s former president was questioned by the attorney general following his ouster by Congress. This action was due to the collapse of a major bank. The Central Bank is currently working to compensate hundreds of thousands of individuals affected by locked accounts.
- Former president of Paraguay taken for questioning.
- Ouster by Congress linked to a major bank collapse.
- Central Bank working to compensate affected individuals.
- Hundreds of thousands locked out of their accounts.
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