Former EU commission chief Jacques Santer, who in 1999 resigned together with the entire college amid accusations of corruption, was appointed on Monday as head of a fundraising mechanism for the eurozone bail-out fund. “Santer served his country and Europe the best he could,” Eurogroup chief Jean-Claude Juncker told media.
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