The bank collapse in Paraguay brought people to the streets. Demonstrations broke out in Asuncion against the backdrop of the banking crisis. The police used tear gas and water cannons. The reason is the transfer of Oano Bank under the control of the Central Bank. About 3 million customers remain without access to money, which is about 60% of the adult population. There were also government funds in the bank accounts - up to 850 million dollars. The prosecutor's office demands the arrest of eight people, including the bank's management. The opposition announced its intention to seek the impeachment of President Santiago Pena.

The bank collapse in Paraguay brought people to the streets. Demonstrations broke out in Asuncion against the backdrop of the banking crisis. The police used tear gas and water cannons. The reason is the transfer of Oano Bank under the control of the Central Bank. About 3 million customers remain without access to money, which is about 60% of the adult population. There were also government funds in the bank accounts - up to 850 million dollars. The prosecutor's office demands the arrest of eight people, including the bank's management. The opposition announced its intention to seek the impeachment of President Santiago Pena.