I would like to thank the European Parliament for the recruitment of our Prime Minister’s son.
We have been paying for Mitsotakis’ family since 1872. All of their sons, daughters, cousins,
step- brothers, great grand fathers , friends and associates. All the Kolosogo.
Thank you European Family.
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EDIT : He is an assistant with 5.500 euros salary in Junior position in Brussels. Nepotism.
His academic background is 2 years in an American-Greek college and 2 years in some Boston college. But his great success is his family’s name.
>Also, his younger child’s enrollment at Yale university created negative reactions in Greece, **while 40.000 students are locally rejected due to his government mandates.**
Can someone explain what these government mandates are? Economical mandates?
Europe paying the tab for Greek nepotism, what else is new?
If they are already rich, why get him a job with 5500 Euros of salary?
There is no freedom of press in Greece 🤣 🤣
5500€ a month? Nice work if you can get it! Truly a passionate young Spaniard has been bested by this highly qualified young man benefitting from freedom of movement. This is why the EU is great.
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I would like to thank the European Parliament for the recruitment of our Prime Minister’s son.
We have been paying for Mitsotakis’ family since 1872. All of their sons, daughters, cousins,
step- brothers, great grand fathers , friends and associates. All the Kolosogo.
Thank you European Family.
​
EDIT : He is an assistant with 5.500 euros salary in Junior position in Brussels. Nepotism.
His academic background is 2 years in an American-Greek college and 2 years in some Boston college. But his great success is his family’s name.
>Also, his younger child’s enrollment at Yale university created negative reactions in Greece, **while 40.000 students are locally rejected due to his government mandates.**
Can someone explain what these government mandates are? Economical mandates?
Europe paying the tab for Greek nepotism, what else is new?
If they are already rich, why get him a job with 5500 Euros of salary?
There is no freedom of press in Greece 🤣 🤣
5500€ a month? Nice work if you can get it! Truly a passionate young Spaniard has been bested by this highly qualified young man benefitting from freedom of movement. This is why the EU is great.