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Paraguayan President Santiago Peña, who resigned on Thursday, has moved in three years from an image of a brilliant economist embodying the young guard of the ruling party in the country, to that of a stateman who is dismissed for his ties with a bank that has become insolvent.
Paraguayan President Santiago Peña, who resigned on Thursday, has moved in three years from an image of a brilliant economist embodying the young guard of the ruling party in the country, to that of a stateman who is dismissed for his ties with a bank that has become insolvent.
