A Paraguayan judge has ordered former president Santiago Peña held in detention following corruption-related charges linked to a failed digital lender.
According to CBC News, a judge in Paraguay has ordered former president Santiago Peña detained while a corruption investigation continues. CBC News reported that prosecutors filed charges on Saturday alleging breach of trust and administering assets for personal gain, and requested he remain jailed until trial. The case came one day after Peña was impeached in connection with the failure of Ueno, a digital lender.
Source: CBC News.
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