Paraguay Senate Removes Santiago Peña; Pedro Alliana Sworn In

This is a concrete, completed political transition rather than market commentary: the provided reports state that Paraguay’s Senate removed Santiago Peña through impeachment and that Vice President Pedro Alliana was sworn in as president. The development is materially forward-looking because it changes executive leadership and may affect policy continuity and sovereign-risk assessments. The impeachment process had already been publicly underway, so surprise is high but below a completely unanticipated shock. The date is explicit, while the time is estimated from the contemporaneous report of Alliana’s swearing-in rather than treated as the publication time itself. The prior event match is retained because this is a later stage of the same Paraguay presidential impeachment and succession crisis, not a duplicate. Only SPGI and MCO are approved as stakeholders because the context provides a clear channel through Paraguay sovereign and financial-sector credit monitoring; the other proposed stakeholders rely on generic or unconfirmed exposure assumptions.