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Paraguay's president names Schreiner to head central bank

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The Straits Times. (2026, November 9). Paraguay's president names Schreiner to head central bank. The Straits Times. https://www.straitstimes.com/world/paraguays-president-names-schreiner-to-head-central-bank

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Paraguayan President Pedro Alliana nominated economist Jorge Schreiner as the new head of the central bank on November 9, following the recent ueno digital bank crisis that led to political upheaval. The nomination requires approval from Congress and aims to restore public confidence in financial institutions after the previous central bank chief Carlos Carvallo and former President Santiago Peña were impeached and charged with alleged ties to ueno’s collapse.
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Topics

ASUNCION Paraguay Paraguayan the securities commission ueno

Subjects

Paraguay GPE · 3× Alliana PERSON · 2× Paraguayan NORP · 2× Schreiner PERSON · 2× ASUNCION GPE · 1× Carlos Carvallo PERSON · 1× Jorge Schreiner PERSON · 1× Pedro Alliana PERSON · 1× the securities commission ORG · 1× ueno ORG · 1×

Narrative

Peña and Carvallo were charged by prosecutors over alleged ties to the bank after the former president was removed from office through an impeachment trial in Congress for poor performance •
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-09
2026-11-09 · The Straits Times
Paraguay's president names Schreiner to head central bank · assertive framing

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Paraguay's president names Schreiner to head central bank asserted
president → name → bank
Paraguayan President Pedro Alliana on Monday nominated economist Jorge Schreiner to head the central bank, following the crisis triggered by the intervention in digital bank ueno. asserted
Alliana → nominate → ueno
Schreiner served on the central bank's board for two years until 1999 and led the securities commission for a decade until 2013. asserted
Schreiner → serve → 2013
His appointment requires congressional approval. asserted
appointment → require → approval
• Alliana said on X that the move is aimed at "strengthening the central bank's institutional framework and restoring the confidence of the Paraguayan people" asserted
move → say → people
• The ueno intervention and collapse led to the removal of previous central bank chief Carlos Carvallo and Paraguay's former President Santiago Peña • asserted
intervention → lead → Carvallo
Peña and Carvallo were charged by prosecutors over alleged ties to the bank after the former president was removed from office through an impeachment trial in Congress for poor performance • asserted
president → charge → performance
Both were placed in pretrial detention • asserted
Both → place → detention
Ueno's collapse has left millions of customers struggling to access their accounts and a wave of social and political turbulence in Paraguay • asserted
collapse → leave → Paraguay
Alliana also said on X that he received a call from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, during which they reaffirmed the countries' commitment to continuing to work together REUTERS asserted
they → say → REUTERS
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