On the 6th, the Paraguayan Senate rejected President Peña's request to postpone his self-defense session in the National Assembly for 72 hours, and continued the presidential impeachment process according to the previous plan. Peña submitted her resignation on the 5th due to the crisis caused by the blockade of the country's largest digital bank, Bank Wesnod, to avoid impeachment, but her resignation was not approved because the number of voters in the National Assembly did not reach a quorum. Congress immediately initiated the impeachment process against him. According to the procedure, Peña herself should go to the National Assembly to defend herself on the morning of the 6th.

On the 6th, the Paraguayan Senate rejected President Peña's request to postpone his self-defense session in the National Assembly for 72 hours, and continued the presidential impeachment process according to the previous plan. Peña submitted her resignation on the 5th due to the crisis caused by the blockade of the country's largest digital bank, Bank Wesnod, to avoid impeachment, but her resignation was not approved because the number of voters in the National Assembly did not reach a quorum. Congress immediately initiated the impeachment process against him. According to the procedure, Peña herself should go to the National Assembly to defend herself on the morning of the 6th.