Paraguay's banking crisis threatens President Peña's future
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Paraguay is facing a deepening political crisis after authorities intervened following the collapse of one of the country's largest digital banks, leaving millions of customers unable to access their money. Also, a former US government contractor has admitted to passing classified information to Ethiopian government officials to support them in their war against rebel forces in the northern Tigray region. And, a new investigation by our partners at Bellingcat demonstrates how satellite mapping services like Google Maps very publicly identify specific facilities on US military installations across the Middle East. Plus, a look at light saber fencing in Spain.Help us reach our goal of $75,000 and support our nonprofit newsroom! Donate today to kick off our fall fundraiser. Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices
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