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EPO "Cocaine Communication Manager" - Part XII - In the Second-Largest Institution in Europe One Can Take Paid 'Sick Leave' for Doing Cocaine, Then Come Back

posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 26, 2026

Luis Berenguer will be reassigned as Principal Advisor in PD Academy, Professional Certifications and Learning Partnerships

In the previous part (last month) we saw staff of the EPO taking its strikes up another notch in an act of collective solidarity and bargaining. Seeing how the management reacts to these mass strikes, perhaps what needs to happen next is the removal of the management.

Why has this management never even apologised for Cocainegate? Our 30-part series focused on the cover-up. Cocaine addicts in the management were bullying colleagues. They're still in charge. Women are at risk.

"I am quite pissed [off] and also got sick from the whole process (I am in sick leave since end of September)," one former employee told us. "Karma in a way is a bitch, since Luis ["brother-in-law" of the president] was the one who actually wanted me out."

At the end this "brother-in-law" of the president faked being on sick leave in order to still be paid (after arrest for cocaine), then come back 6 months later.

The EPO is beyond corrupt. It's acting more and more like some criminal enterprise run by people who lack relevant qualifications.

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