Paraguayan prosecutors and police discovered a secret vault in Peña's residence, The Insider reports
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Paraguayan prosecutors and police discovered a secret vault in the residence of former President Santiago Peña, who was removed from office amid a banking scandal, according to The Insider. The vault is hidden behind a false wall and equipped with a heavily armored door featuring a complex security system manufactured in Israel, The Insider reported. The search took place on November 8 in Peña's summer residence in Ciervo Cuá, approximately 50 kilometers from the capital Asunción, according to The Insider.
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The Insider states: Paraguayan prosecutors and police discovered a secret vault in the residence of former President Santiago Peña, who was removed from office amid a banking scandal.
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The Insider states: The vault is hidden behind a false wall and equipped with a heavily armored door featuring a complex security system manufactured in Israel.
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The Insider states: The search took place on November 8 in Peña's summer residence in Ciervo Cuá, approximately 50 kilometers from the capital Asunción.
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MercoPress states: The residence was built with loans from Ueno Bank.
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