Dijsselbloem sees women as objects

brussels - Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem, 'looks women as an object.' 'You must be ashamed that you have offended half of the European population', the co-chairman of the Greens, Ska Keller, went to the European Parliament on Thursday in Bloemfontein. 'This issue will be your legacy,' said the German.

The Deputy Finance Minister was in parliament for a debate about Greece, after group chairmen had demanded resignation as Eurogroup President earlier this month. Reason was an interview in a German newspaper. 'I can not spend all my money on drink and women (' Schnapps und Frauen ') to ask for help,' he said. Those words were completely wrong in southern Europe, but also in many women.

Dijsselbloem opened the debate with a statement. 'It's never been my intention to offend anyone. The very last thing I want is to create a new division in Europe. '