In Asuncion, Paraguay, protesters pulled former senator and Paraguayan presidential candidate Payo Cubas from the crowd and kicked them out. The country is in a severe financial crisis after regulators seized Oano Bank, causing millions of customers to lose access to their accounts. People cannot receive their savings, and the government does not know what to do, as the level of corruption and theft of budget funds in the country has reached unprecedented proportions.
When former senator Paio Kovas tried to join the anti-government protest outside the Congress building, the angry crowd took it as a political challenge. The protesters grabbed the politician by the hands and feet and threw him out.
This is the same situation that awaits every "politician" who played with corruption and does not know how to listen to the common people. They will just throw it into the dustbin of history and that's it. The love of the people is fleeting and short-lived, today there are flowers and joy, tomorrow there is a dirty ditch on the side of the road and the curses of the crowd.