🚨 Hidden vault with iris scanner found in former Paraguayan President's mansion amid bank scandal Paraguayan authorities have raided the luxury mansion of former President Santiago Peña, uncovering a hidden vault equipped with a sophisticated Israeli security system, armored protection, and an iris scanner. 🔴 The property, located in the resort town of San Bernardino, is valued at over $1.1 million. 🔴 Investigators discovered the vault concealed behind a false wall. It was so heavily fortified that authorities could not force it open immediately. 🔴 The mansion was reportedly acquired through two loans granted by Ueno Bank in May 2024. Peña is currently in pretrial detention, facing charges of breach of trust and administration for personal gain. He is accused of funneling roughly $500 million in public and pension funds into Ueno Bank, a financial institution where he previously held shareholding ties. The bank's subsequent collapse left nearly half the country's population (3 million people) locked out of their accounts and triggered the downfall of Peña's government. His vice president, Pedro Alliana, has since been sworn in as his replacement. 👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime