How a bank collapse in Paraguay brought down the country’s President | Explained
AI summary
Paraguay's Senate removed President Santiago Peña for misconduct on November 7, placing him under house arrest. Vice-President Pedro Alliana was subsequently sworn in as interim President, with both leaders belonging to the dominant Colorado Party.
Key takeaways
- Paraguay's Senate voted to remove President Santiago Peña for misconduct in office.
- President Peña was placed under house arrest following his impeachment.
- Vice-President Pedro Alliana was sworn in as the new interim President.
- Both the removed and interim presidents belong to the dominant Colorado Party.
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