Ivy League daughter sparks fury for flaunting cruel ‘Tax the Poor’ shirt during economic crisis

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Columbia University student Constanza Peña, the daughter of Paraguay President Santiago Peña, was slammed for posting a selfie on her Instagram Stories that shows her wearing a “Tax The Poor&…

The Ivy League daughter of ex-Paraguay President Santiago Peña sparked international fury after posing in a tone-deaf T-shirt demanding taxes be levied on the poor while her home nation suffers in a devastating economic crisis.

The mirror selfie shows Columbia University undergrad Constanza Peña standing in a gym and flaunting a white “T.T.P Tax The Poor” T-shirt that was posted on her Instagram Stories feed and then reposted on multiple social media platforms.

The Post could not confirm when the picture was posted on the 21-year-old’s account, which has 152 followers and is now private.

The image went viral Thursday, just hours after her father quit over the catastrophic collapse of Ueno Bank—a digital powerhouse that rocketed to become Paraguay’s fifth-largest lender in just five years before the central bank seized it on Tuesday.

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