As the eurozone crisis teeters towards a climax, some Greeks still hope for a radical solution, others for a deal of any kind, but all are fearful and weary“It’s all right, they can go ahead and do it now,” said Vassili Michaelides, a systems analyst, turning away from the National Bank cashpoint on Syntagma Square in central Athens with a clutch of €20 notes.“They haven’t gone down on their knees and signed the first piece of paper they were given, like all the others. But it’s time now to bring back a deal. Because honestly, nobody here can take this for much longer.” Continue reading...
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