Iceland's PM leaves over Panama Papers humiliation

Iceland's PM leaves over Panama Papers humiliation 

Iceland's PM has surrendered taking after gigantic irregularities in the wake of the Panama Papers examination which revealed how the world's fortunate keep up a key piece from commitment.

Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson wound down on Tuesday hours after wearisome gathered outside parliament to demand his isolated consent.

Making Minister Sigurdur Ingi Johannsson affirmed Icelandic supporter RUV that Gunnlaugsson was winding down as pioneer of the country's coalition government.

Gunnlaugsson is the chief true blue scalp from a fissure of more than 11 million records from Mossack Fonseca,

a Panamanian law office, showing invigorate keeping a key separation from graphs of the rich and undoubtedly got a handle on far and wide.