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Security & Strategic Review - October 2023
PARAGUAY: Peña’s uphill battle to tackle corruption
Paraguay’s new President Santiago Peña held a meeting on 20 August with the heads of other branches of government as well as judicial authorities overseeing anti-corruption measures. While Peña called for a “coordinated fight against corruption”, the new administration’s roadmap to combating corruption has met with scepticism from opposition parties and civil society groups – in particular, his controversial calls to dissolve the national anti-corruption secretariat (Senac).
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