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The recent appointment of Theodora Aivazoglou, the wife of Greek MEP Nikolaos Farandouris, to the Permanent Greek Representation in Brussels has sparked controversy. Her appointment involves a significant overseas allowance of €245,700, drawing attention and criticism from various political circles. Farandouris addressed these criticisms, asserting that Aivazoglou was selected based on her qualifications and through proper procedures.
In response to allegations that her position was secured due to her marriage, Farandouris firmly supported his wife's credentials, stating that her appointment is legitimate and she is not merely "the wife of." He emphasized that the selection process was fair and transparent, countering insinuations of nepotism. The situation has contributed to tensions within the PASOK party, with some members expressing dissatisfaction while others support Farandouris's defense of his wife's professional standing.
7 July
Farandouris criticized societal views on women's roles while defending his wife's professional achievements.
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