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A spokesman for the European Commission said that the institution's president Jean-Claude Juncker was having spasms of his scandal when he appeared on a Wednesday night in a public event unable to stand standing
he had severe cramps. Mr Juncker is grateful to Prime Ministers Mark Rüte and Portugal Antonius Kosta for his support. Juncker takes medication and feels better, badured the spokesperson.
In his words, the President of the European Commission will continue to work hard, both since the beginning of his public career. I do not want anyone feeling such pain, the spokesman added, and announced that next week, Juncker would visit Beijing, Tokyo and Madrid.
Yesterday, the images of Juncker who laughed and made difficult even standing up, are on the front pages of mainstream media around the world. The troops are from the ceremony surrounding the official dinner of NATO leaders in Brussels
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The spokesman defined the hypotheses that Juncker was drunk that moment, as "insipid," insulting, dishonest. He explained that during dinner, Juncker's pains subsided. Juncker did not mix alcohol with painkillers, or at least I do not know, honestly, he added.
The 63-year-old politician even had to sit in a wheelchair.
It is known that Juncker, whose five-year term at the head of the EU will end in 2019, uses his sense of humor and frankness to reach a compromise in the 28-member the European Union
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– Ross McCulloch (@ Rossmac212) But his behavior has led to accusations, that he has a propensity to l? alcohol, that his spokesman always denies firmly, as he did when asked when he was drunk on Wednesday
This is not the first case where [19659002] At the opening of the summit in the Latvian capital Riga in 2015 Juncker did not very tactically kissed the heads of heads, played with their ties, congratulated them and he tapped not only on the back, but also on the belly, chest or face. At the ceremony, Juncker greeted Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban, calling him a "dictator".
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