Thousands celebrated Peña's removal in Asunción, yet anger persisted as protesters demanded a full change of government.
According to MercoPress, thousands of people in Asunción celebrated on Friday after the Senate removed President Santiago Peña from office. The celebration was short-lived, MercoPress reported, as anger quickly rose among those seeking a complete change of government. Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Congress chanting "Out with them all," MercoPress reported, as Vice President Pedro Alliana was sworn in as the new head of state.
Source: MercoPress.
France have called up seven players for the clash with the Springboks, with Ntamack ruled out, CNA reported.
Preliminary results show a divided parliament after a tight election, with weeks of coalition talks likely ahead, according to the BBC.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk described a deadly Krakow shooting that killed six people as an act of terrorism.
ABC News Australia reported snow in parts of NSW just weeks before summer after a cold front brought rain, storms and a 10-degree drop in some Sydney suburbs.
