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Former finance minister [Santiago Peña beat](%2F%2Fqz.com%2Fparaguays-presidential-election-was-also-a-victory-for-1850392912%2F%3Futm_source=email%26utm_medium=Quartz_Daily_Brief_US%26utm_content=1850394200/1/01000187dbf24acc-1e60d5a0-ba48-49a3-9086-835ed753637b-000000/JzZt778iSC4NOFeMNwb3a2uePXrZ1RbMlMnpBwBCKpw=299) opposition lawmaker Efraín Alegre by more than 15 points. Does Jamie Dimon have a savior complex? [Jamie Dimon stands in front of a door with a JPMorgan sign on it](%2F%2Fqz.com%2Femails%2Fdaily-brief%2F1850394200%2Fthe-fdics-modest-proposal%2F/3/01000187dbf24acc-1e60d5a0-ba48-49a3-9086-835ed753637b-000000/WCBBdkkpexh9hW_RYPISdMSld7JMZxkt2UUrTbjrYdM=299) Photo: Reuters (Michel Euler/Pool) You can ask why JPMorgan Chase agreed to buy the failed First Republic Bank out of regulatory receivership. But a better question might be, why not? 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