🇵🇾 What's going on in Paraguay? 💰🏦 On November 6, the Paraguayan Senate voted unanimously for the impeachment of President Santiago Peña. All because this right-wing crook turned out to be an important link in a fraudulent scheme that left an entire country empty-handed. In early November one of the country's largest banks collapsed — Ueno. The bank issued loans to shell companies owned by Ueno's owners. The outfits soon closed. The money, naturally, vanished into thin air. When the crisis hit in early November and the house of cards fell apart, 3 million people were left without funds — almost two-thirds of the solvent population. The Central Bank was also in on it — for huge kickbacks, inspections turned a blind eye to the «grey rhinos», and the supervisory body itself guaranteed deposit insurance. 👁🗨 It is also interesting that President Peña urged the inhabitants to trust Ueno. He assured them that placing their savings and pension funds there was an excellent decision. The swindler paid with his political career — he will be tried along with several officials. However, the main cause — embodied in the commercial banking system and the state bureaucracy tied to it — will not go anywhere and will give birth again to another «handsome young man», as Trump called Peña. The Colorado Party, which has ruled the country almost without interruption since the fall of the Stroessner dictatorship in the 1980s, quickly threw Peña overboard, whitewashing itself in the eyes of the electorate. 🆓 One can only hope that our comrades in Paraguay will convey to the population the main idea using Peña as an example — it is not the change of faces that decides, but the change of the system. #SOVINTERN_WORLD #Hub_North_America ⭐️ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN