Paraguay, la maggioranza lascia l'aula e fa saltare il voto sulle dimissioni di Peña

The Paraguayan government majority failed to achieve a quorum during a parliamentary session regarding President Santiago Peña's resignation. Colorado Party lawmakers left the session after realizing they lacked the votes to approve the resignation amid a political and financial crisis linked to Ueno Bank. This decision temporarily halted the formal acceptance of Peña's resignation and the installation of Vice President Pedro Alliana. The situation is sensitive as Peña would gain lifetime senator status and parliamentary immunity if accepted. The opposition argues for continuing the impeachment process already approved by the Chamber of Deputies, while the Colorados claim accepting the resignation would swiftly resolve the institutional crisis.