JUNCKER DRUNKER

Top Eurocrat Jean-Claude Juncker ‘swigs gin instead of water and lets his aide run the EU’

TOP Eurocrat Jean-Claude Juncker is regularly seen drinking GIN at work, a bombshell report claims.

The European Commission president drinks glasses of spirits disguised as water, according to Brussels insiders.

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One ex-journalist told him: "When a bailiff brings him a glass of water at a council of ministers, we all know it's gin."

Mr Quatremer adds that Mr Juncker is said to be "a bit too fond of the bottle".

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Mr Juncker was seen using a wheelchair last weekCredit: Getty Images - Getty
The Brussels boss with EU commissioner Gunther OettingerCredit: AFP

The Eurocrat is alleged to have handed over most of his responsibilities to Martin Selmayr, the European Commission's secretary-general.

Mr Selmayr's brutal work ethic and uncompromising stance have earned him the nickname of "The Monster".

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Mr Quatremer says: "The deterioration of Juncker combined with the power of Selmayr indicates an unusual set-up with the President as the puppet.

"Pull back the gin-soaked curtain and we may find the real influence is wielded by Selmayr, an unelected and unaccountable Eurocrat."

Mr Juncker with Belgian PM Charles MichelCredit: Reuters
Martin Selmayr, right, is allegedly running the EUCredit: AFP
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Mr Selmayr recently sparked a backlash when he publicly mocked England for losing to Croatia in the World Cup semi-final.

It's long been known in Brussels that Mr Juncker is a lover of fine wines.

But concerns about his drinking increased last week when he was seen stumbling around the Nato summit.

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Mr Juncker had to be helped by other European leaders as he walked around the event in Brussels.

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The Eurocrat insisted he was struggling with sciatica, which can cause severe back pain.

He has always denied having a drinking problem - a spokesman said there is "no anxiety whatsoever about Juncker's ability to work hard, as he always does".


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