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Paraguay, Alliana vows to recover pension funds blocked by Ueno Bank

Paraguay's new president, Pedro Alliana, pledged to recover pension assets seized by Ueno Bank following a crisis that led to Santiago Peña's removal and about 7,000 job losses. The bank has refunded 95 % of clients, over $340 million, while investigations uncovered a ten‑month credit diversion approved by the Central Bank.

4 items3 outlets First item: 10 November 2026Last update: 11 November 2026, 14:33

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  • ChileDiario Financiero - ChileThe newspaper reports that Ueno Bank has returned 95 % of funds to clients, exceeding $340 million, after serving over 2.9 million customers in Paraguay.
  • FranceEuronewsEuronews highlights President Pedro Alliana's pledge to recover blocked pension funds, also mentioning the 7,000 job losses caused by the banking crisis.
  • ArgentinaMisiones Online - ArgentinaMisiones Online focuses on the Central Bank of Paraguay's ten‑month allowance of credit transfers to linked firms and the delayed response of the Superintendency.

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10 November 2026

11 November 2026