3rd paternity challenge for Paraguay President

Washington Post:

The clamor over Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo's behavior is getting louder, one crying baby at a time.

For the third time in less than a month, a woman came forward yesterday saying that Lugo, a former Roman Catholic bishop, is the father of her child.

A single secret out-of-wedlock child by any president would make headlines. But in this heavily Roman Catholic country, the revelations about a man who had sworn chastity vows as a priest has stirred deeper concerns that some say could have serious repercussions for his government.

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Lugo's admission of paternity has prompted widespread discussions not only about his loyalty to his vows to the Catholic Church but also about his credibility on other matters. During the campaign, he did not admit to having children.

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He appears to be chastity challenged. He also appears to be a man more interested in spreading his sperm than in looking for a lasting relationship. He looks like just another left winger who thinks the rules are for others.

McClatchy has more on the chastity challenged former priest.