Paraguayan President Santiago Peña was removed from office and placed under house arrest Friday after a Senate impeachment vote tied to a bank collapse.
NPR reported that Santiago Peña, president of Paraguay, lost his position on Friday. According to NPR, he was also put under house arrest. NPR reported that the Senate had voted on his impeachment following the collapse of a bank affiliated with the state. NPR also reported that Peña appeared before prosecutors.
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