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PARAGUAY PRESIDENT SANTIAGO PENA FALLS ILL AT G20 SUMMIT IN BRAZIL, HOSPITALISED. (PHOTO).


 Paraguay President Santiago Pena Falls Ill At G20 Summit In Brazil, Hospitalised


Paraguay’s President, Santiago Pena was taken to a Rio hospital in Brazil on Monday after falling ill while attending the G20 summit, officials have disclosed.


“We inform that the President of the Republic, Santiago Pena, was treated today at the Samaritano Hospital (Botafogo) in Rio de Janeiro due to an indisposition,” Paraguayan authorities said in a statement.

In a medical bulletin, the hospital later indicated that Pena had “a malaise in the afternoon” and was taken to a health center for diagnostic tests.


Pena, 46, was taken by ambulance from the summit venue, witnesses said.

Some Latin American media reported that he had suffered chest pains.


“The head of state is doing well and his current state of health is stable,” it added in a note.

Witnesses said Pena was taken by ambulance from the summit venue, some Latin American media also reported that he had suffered chest pains.


“I spoke with President Pena, who is in Rio de Janeiro’s Samaritano Hospital after a slight illness. He is doing well and awaiting the results of medical tests,” Paraguay’s Vice President Pedro Alliana said on X (formerly Twitter).

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