Santiago Pena, Paraguay president struck down by a bank scandal
Paraguay's Santiago Pena has had a colorful career, going from an IMF economist to finance minister to the youngest-ever president of his small South American nation.
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Paraguay's Santiago Pena has had a colorful career, going from an IMF economist to finance minister to the youngest-ever president of his small South American nation.
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Read moreبعد حصوله على توصية 67 نائبا في الكنيست، مقابل 46 لرئيس الوزراء بنيامين نتانياهو، بات رئيس الأركان الإسرائيلي السابق غادي آيزنكوت الأقرب إلى تكليفه بتشكيل الحكومة المقبلة. ومن المقرر أن يعلن الرئيس إسحق…
Read moreLe président du Paraguay, Santiago Peña, se préparait à son procès en destitution vendredi, dans la foulée d'un scandale bancaire affectant des millions d'épargnants, et qui a mobilisé des milliers de…
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