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Heads of state, that new action comedy with Idris Elber as the Prime Minister,

John Sina as the president, and Priyanka Chopra Jonas as their only hope. Looks like a blast. From fast delivery to explosive entertainment, it's on Prime. For only $899 a month, join now. Content includes limited ads, subscription or to our news. For more information, go to Amazon.com.uk.uk slash Prime. Oh my God, does Greece have a corruption problem? Greece just made history and not in the good way.

It is with the largest corruption fraud case ever in the nation's history.

Yeah, you heard me.

The Greek government is in crisis after an EU subsidy scandal was revealed that to show that

Greek politicians stole around €290 million from the European Union, or the equivalent

for those that are in the United States, of $340 million as of today's exchange rate, considering

that the U.S. dollar has taken a bit of a dip in the last month, but that is a whole other story

that I'm going to have to talk about here at a later time. Several officials at the top of Greek Prime Minister Kirchus Mitsotakis,

center-right government would go and resign on Friday, June 27th,

after their names went and appeared on a file from the European prosecutor,

implicating them in a massive scheme to defraud the EU's lavish farm budget.

Those who resigned were Migration Minister Macus Veridis, Deputy Foreign Minister Tasos,

and I'm going to butcher the name on this, Chatsivisaloo, along with Deputy Minister of Rural Development,

Dionysus Staminitis, Deputy Minister of Digital Governance, Christos, Pocoros, and Secretary

General for Rural Development

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