Menace de gros temps pour Bill Beaumont. Le président de World Rugby, en campagne pour un second mandat consécutif à la tête de l’organisation internationale, pensait avoir un seul rival pour sa réélection, l’Argentin Agustin Pichot. Il vient d’en découvrir un deuxième.
La quotidien anglais The Times a dévoilé, dans son édition du dimanche 19 avril, deux rapports explosifs d’Amnesty International. Ils concernent l’un comme l’autre le même homme, le Fidjien Ratu Vilikesa Bulewa Francis Kean.
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