The opposition accuses Santiago Peña of conflict of interest for his links with the Ueno Bank's own group and questions possible economic benefits.
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The opposition accuses Santiago Peña of conflict of interest for his links with the Ueno Bank's own group and questions possible economic benefits.

The opposition accuses Santiago Peña of conflict of interest for his links with the Ueno Bank's own group and questions possible economic benefits.
President Santiago Peña, whose resignation was not accepted or rejected, is expected to present himself with his defense in Congress to offer his testimony. However, Peña requested an extension of 72 hours to prepare his case.