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Paraguay’s Public Prosecutor’s Office is considering opening a heavily fortified safe hidden behind a false wall in the country estate of ousted President Santiago Peña, after investigators were unable to get past its second security barrier. Options include asking his wife to complete biometric verification, contacting members of his family, or forcing it open—including through a controlled explosion that could damage its contents and the building. The search is part of an investigation into Peña’s ties to the collapse of the Banco Ueno and loans suspected of having financed construction of the estate. Around 2.9 million customers were left unable to access their accounts after the bank was placed into liquidation.
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