Former head of the EU Commission, José Manuel Barroso, occurs to a consultant post at the US investment bank Goldman Sachs. In addition, the Wall Street giant said on Friday in New York to have the Portuguese appointed chairman of the London subsidiary Goldman Sachs International (GSI).
Barroso was 2004-2014 President of the European Commission and previously for two years the Portuguese Prime Minister. Speculation, the 60-year-old had been primarily committed to help in coping with the consequences of the Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union-vote in the UK, came towards the money home.
talks with Barroso have given it already for about a year , the company told the US broadcaster CNBC. Previously Barroso himself had been quoted by the “Financial Times” as saying that he would do everything possible to alleviate the negative effects of the Proposed referendum on United Kingdom membership of the European Union-decision.
“José Manuel brings a wealth of experience and above all a deep understanding of Europe, “said Goldman Sachs. US banks meets the vote Britain for a departure from the EU particularly. They use the English financial center London so far as portal of entry to the European Union.
“An indecent representatives of an old Europe”
The change Barroso provokes criticism. The French Foreign Trade State Secretary Matthias Fekl wrote in the online short message service Twitter, Barroso strip the citizens a disservice by serving themselves at Goldman Sachs. He was “a dishonest representatives of an old Europe”.
The French socialist deputies in the European Parliament condemned Barroso step as “scandalous”. They called for a provision that former EU Commissioners denied the transition to commercial enterprises and declared. The left French daily “Libération” commented Barroso appointment come “the worst possible time for the EU” and games EU-haters in the hands
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