AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUeno Reimbursements: President Pedro Alliana says nearly 95% of affected depositors have received compensation. The Central Bank reported that 93% of eligible savers had received partial payments by Monday — about $340 million for nearly 1.7 million people — with final advances due Wednesday. Pension Protests: Public school teachers suspended classes and rallied in Asunción, demanding guarantees for pension funds caught in the bank collapse. The strike also disrupted school meal services in three areas. Bank Probe: Prosecutors are seeking help from the United States, Luxembourg and Argentina to trace funds they believe were transferred abroad. They have raided properties linked to ousted former president Santiago Peña, who is in pretrial detention, and are pursuing possible overseas assets. Foreign Ties: Alliana and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed plans to deepen cooperation on security, trade, technology and investment as Paraguay’s new government takes shape.
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