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Palace Probe Hindered
Investigators from Paraguay’s Public Prosecutor’s Office struggled to open a safe and an armored door discovered behind a false wall in the palace of ousted President Santiago Peña. The security systems included facial recognition, fingerprint scanning and iris recognition, and the investigators left while awaiting specialist experts. The search is part of an investigation into the collapse of Oino Bank, which left about 2.9 million customers unable to access their money. Peña faces allegations of abusing his influence and breach of trust. Authorities are examining how the palace was financed—it cost about 7.7 billion guaraníes—as well as two loans Peña obtained from the bank in May 2024, totaling more than 3.5 billion guaraníes.
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