The Attorney General has issued a warrant for his arrest in connection with the corruption scandal that’s engulfed his administration. That was followed by Pérez Molina submitting his resignation late Wednesday. (CNN) Otto Pérez Molina is Guatemala’s President no more. The Central American country’s Congress voted 118-0 on Thursday to accept Pérez Molina’s resignation, meaning the 64-year-old former military commander won’t serve until January 2016 as elected. A short time later, Alejandro Maldonado — who had been vice president — was sworn in as successor. Still, just because he’s out of office doesn’t mean Pérez Molina’s troubles are over. The Attorney General has issued a warrant for his arrest in connection with the corruption scandal that’s engulfed his administration. That was followed by Pérez Molina submitting his resignation late Wednesday. His action prevents impeachment proceedings and paves the way for his possible prosecution as part of a corruption investigation that has shaken the government and sparked protests calling for his resignation. Attorney General Thelma Aldana told CNN en Español that the former President is prohibited from leaving the country

Think say na Nigeria sef, with that ur headline.. Waka

Sai baba
Sai Dauran-slow poke
Sai I wail pass you
Sai naija on one chance
Sai I will probe the probables
Sai I have lied and will keep lying
Sai I be hypocrite
Sai

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