Outrage as Cafe Owner Depicts Papadakis Serving Coffee Outside the Gates of Paradise

A move by a businessman from the Peloponnese has provoked strong reactions, who, just a few days after the death of journalist Giorgos Papadakis, created an image showing him serving coffee outside the gates of Paradise, in order to advertise his cafe. This move was criticized on the television program 'Morning', where presenters and commentators expressed their displeasure at the exploitation of Giorgos Papadakis' death for commercial purposes. The businessman, Dionysis Sotiropoulos, appears to have attempted to combine the popularity of the late journalist with the promotion of his business, creating an image that was considered disrespectful and exploitative by many. The specific image spread on social media, further fueling discussion and criticism. The reaction on 'Morning' was strong, with presenters expressing their disappointment at the lack of respect for Giorgos Papadakis and his family. The businessman's move was seen as an attempt to profit from the tragedy and attract customers in a controversial way. The incident highlights the sensitivity required when dealing with such situations and the need for respect for the deceased and their families. Exploiting a death for commercial purposes is considered unethical and reprehensible by many.