Paraguayan President Impeached 'Unanimously' Amid Corruption Allegations

‌Paraguayan President Santiago Peña has been impeached and removed from office by Congress following corruption allegations surrounding a bank bankruptcy.
On the 6th local time, the Paraguayan Senate voted to remove him from office, with all forty-four members present voting in favor, determining that there were serious issues regarding his performance of presidential duties.
While former President Peña denies the allegations, he was placed under house arrest immediately following his removal.
Vice President Pedro Alliana, who has been inaugurated as the successor, has promised relief measures for the affected depositors.