Authorities open former Paraguayan President Santiago Peña's vault and find it empty

FinanceInternationalRevista SemanaNov 10, 2026, 3:17 PMAI summary

Paraguay's Prosecutor's Office opened the vault hidden in former President Santiago Peña's residence and found it empty. No cash or valuables were found inside the structure, which had a security system using Israeli technology and had raised expectations in the country. The Prosecutor's Office confirmed the opening but has not yet released images or a detailed official report. The absence of assets was confirmed by a source at the institution to the newspaper ABC Color.

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The vault was hidden in former President Santiago Peña's residence.
The Prosecutor's Office found no cash or valuables inside.
The structure had a security system using Israeli technology.

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