The master labored by the sweat of his brow.
The photo shows the house of the former president of Paraguay, Santiago Pena. The house costs about 7.7 billion Arabs ($1.5 million). It was built in 2024-2025 thanks to two loans from the recently collapsed Oano Bank. They were issued in May 2024, when Peña was already president. The monthly payments amounted to about 239 million guarantees - almost six times the president's salary.
As long as the banks are not controlled by the working people from below, people like Peña will build themselves palaces and then rant from their balconies about the masses of their unemployed countrymen. By the way, this is interesting: will the comrades in arms from the right-wing conservative "Colorado Party" confiscate the property of the ousted president or keep it as a consolation prize for an old friendship?
Moscow network center of SOVINTERN.