Massive protests have broken out in Iceland demanding the resignation of the Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson after it was revealed he had moved millions of dollars offshore to avoid paying tax while the country was in recession.
Yesterday Gunnlaugsson walked out of an interview with Swedish press when questioned about the offshore accounts.
Today he went on live television and said he has no intention of resigning.
Sigridur Tulinius, a law student and researcher has been posting updates of the interview and protests.
PM says on national TV that keeping offshore companies in tax havens were "usual practice" when it was formed #Panamapapers— Sigridur Tulinius (@sigridurtul) April 4, 2016
She said the Prime Minister doesn't see the protests as a reason to resign and that the money was his wife's rather than his.
Protestors have made placards saying "Wintris is coming". Wintris is the name of PM's offshore company #panamapaperspic.twitter.com/OijYeJi74A— Sigridur Tulinius (@sigridurtul) April 4, 2016
Footage of the protest here: