The 2.9 million clients of Ueno Bank, one of the most popular financial institutions in Paraguay, are experiencing the uncertainty of a corralito that has blocked their savings and pensions. The bank's collapse has simultaneously caused an earthquake in the country's government, given the business ties of President Santiago Peña, who has resigned, with the bank. These links have triggered an impeachment trial against the far-right leader, a friend and ally of Vox leader in Spain, Santiago Abascal. A tweet from the president's daughter, Constanza Peña, wearing a t-shirt calling for taxes to be imposed on the poor, has also sparked controversy.