Spanish industry minister resigns after Panama Papers revelations

Soria's troubles began on Monday when Spanish online daily El Confidencial, which has had access to the Panama Papers -- files leaked from law firm Mossack Fonseca -- said he had was an administrator of an offshore firm for two months in 1992. Soria called a news conference to deny any link to any Panamanian company, but as the week went by, more allegations emerged from other media outlets, revealing further alleged connections to offshore havens.