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How Paraguay's Ueno Bank Scandal Brought Down an Economist President

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Paraguay's Ueno Bank reportedly had around 3 million customers as of June, in a country of about 6.5 million people. The bank also administered roughly $850 million in public funds. The scandal surrounding the bank has been linked to the downfall of the country's president, who is an economist. The article traces how the controversy unfolded and affected the government. Further details are drawn from the original NDTV report.

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