While the U.S. elections dominated the media headlines this week, the biggest story of the week may actually be what happened in Paraguay, where a banking collapse led to mass protests on the streets due to people not being able to withdraw their funds on deposit from Ueno Bank, the largest bank in the country. The Conservative President of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, a close ally of President Trump and Israel, was arrested as a result. He immediately tried to resign from office, which by the laws in Paraguay would have given him legal immunity from criminal prosecution for the rest of his life. But the Paraguay national government moved swiftly to prevent his resignation, and instead impeached him by a unanimous vote, with his own party even turning against him. He remains under arrest today. Is This the Start of the Backlash Against Conservatives and Big Tech that will Bring Down the Global Financial System? The post Paraguay President and Partner of Trump Impeached Over Fintech Bank Collapse Leaving Millions without Access to Their Bank Accounts first appeared on Health Impact News.