Paraguay's Social Security Institute has about $516 million at Ueno Bank, made up of about $359 million in pension and contingency reserves and about $158 million in operating accounts.
Claimed by: IPS investments director Hugo Díaz
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Who's reporting it
- ABC Color, 2026-11-09: The institute's investments director put its money at Ueno at about $516.4 million: about $358.7 million in pension and contingency reserves and about $157.7 million in operating accounts, which he said are not subject to investment limits. source
History
- 2026-11-10: Single source. The figure comes from one official in an interview with ABC Color. Earlier reports gave smaller amounts for the institute's money at Ueno: $380 million (AP) and $355 million (lawmakers and prosecutors, via AP and Al Jazeera, and EFE); ABC does not explain how its total relates to those figures.