Brussels residents are increasingly frustrated with European institutions. While ordinary citizens face rising prices, high taxes and declining purchasing power, EU officials enjoy generous salaries, privileges and special tax arrangements. The contrast between struggling residents and the privileged Berlaymont bubble is striking.
As an independent investigator, I now face legal action from the European Commission. I warn of a potential asbestos-like regulatory scandal, yet find myself fighting expensive lawsuits.
Who benefits from Europe’s capital, and who pays the price?
I think it’s time to move the European Commission to Strasbourg. Better sooner than later