How a Bank Collapse Toppled Paraguay's President

In one week, the collapse of ueno bank froze the savings of about 3 million Paraguayans, and brought down President Santiago Peña, one of Donald Trump's closest partners in South America. Dr. Footnote explains the bank's rise, the public and pension money it held, Peña's past shares, the collapse and arrests, the protests, the party revolt, the Trump connection and the Senate impeachment trial. Allegations against Peña are attributed; he denies wrongdoing. CHAPTERS 0:00 A bank collapse, a president falls 0:28 Part 1: The Bank 1:21 Part 2: The Boom 2:08 Part 3: The Public Money 3:04 Part 4: The President's Shares 3:58 Part 5: The Collapse 4:53 Part 6: The Arrests 5:46 Part 7: The Streets 6:35 Part 8: The Godfather 7:21 Part 9: Trump's Man 8:07 Part 10: The Trial 9:29 The footnote