The European Union has imposed a 392.2 million-euro ($451.9 million) fine on Greece over a major scandal involving the mismanagement of agricultural subsidies by a government agency between 2016 and 2022.

The fine does not cover a more recent scandal of OPEKEPE that was uncovered in pic related

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/eu-hits-greece-with-record-fine-over-farmers-subsidy-fraud-2025-06-17/

Thoughts? I think with the recent scandal the fines could be up to 1B€

>>211864266 (OP)
>any similarity to price rises, current or future, is purely coincidental and stating otherwise could incur a fine up to 5000€ for spreadinng misinformation

>Greece financial troubles with the EU
Damn, we really reposting stereotypes from 2010?

I too miss the good old days of banter but >>211864266 (OP), Muammar Gaddafi was still alive when this happened…

>>211864344
Who says that?

>>211864266 (OP)