Paraguay President Resigns After Bank Lockout Traps Depositors

A bank failure locking out depositors across most of a country is the kind of event that shifts the debate from abstract custody theory to practical consequence. The resignation adds political weight, but the material gives no timeline or successor, leaving the institutional path unclear. The relevant question is whether this episode moves self-custody from a niche argument into mainstream policy discussion in the region — or fades once access is restored.