Mick Wallace reprimanded for calling Venezuelan opposition leader an 'unelected gob*****'

Mick Wallace has been reprimanded for using a swear word in the European Parliament.

Thu, 13 Feb, 2020 - 22:21

Digital Desk staff

Mick Wallace has been reprimanded for using a swear word in the European Parliament.

The Irish MEP referred to the Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó as an "unelected gobshite" when speaking during a debate on Venezuela on Tuesday.

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