ASUNCION, Nov 13 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- Paraguayan President Pedro Alliana announced on Thursday that electricity disconnections over unpaid bills would be suspended until Dec 31 to ease financial pressure on households affected by the Ueno Bank crisis, reported Xinhua.
Paraguay Suspends Power Cutoffs Over Unpaid Bills Amid Ueno Bank Crisis
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Paraguay will suspend electricity disconnections until Dec 31, allowing unpaid bills to be paid in up to 24 interest‑free instalments, while keeping tariffs unchanged for a year. The move targets households hit by the Ueno Bank crisis.
- Disconnections halted for all ANDE customers except high‑consumption group until Dec 31.
- Bills can be repaid in 24 interest‑free instalments, first instalment on next bill.
- Tariffs remain unchanged for at least one year, easing financial pressure on households.
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