Paraguay's parliament ousted the president after the collapse of Ouano Bank, where the accounts of about 3 million customers were frozen. "The defendant Santiago Peña Palacio was found guilty of improperly fulfilling his official duties, and as a result, by virtue of the law, he is removed from the position of President of the Republic of Paraguay," the chairman of the chamber, Basilio Nunez, announced the results of the vote. On November 5, demonstrations took place in the Paraguayan capital against the backdrop of the banking crisis. The reason for the dissatisfaction was the transfer of Oano Bank to the control of the central bank of the country. The money of about 3 million customers was at risk - that's about 60% of the adult population in the country. On the same day, Paraguayan President Santiago Peña announced that he was resigning. More IZ RU news in max.