> They elected a populist party and voted OXI to the last proposal, which was better than this one. It was nicer and softer but not better -- with this agreeme

> They elected a populist party and voted OXI to the last proposal, which was better than this one. It was nicer and softer but not better -- with this agreement, they have three days to finally, finally!, pass some much needed reforms, many of which were already promised as part of previous relief packages. If they actually do pass them, they will be much, much better off. Shame that the "Greuhandanstalt" will be in Athens under Greek management instead of in Northern Europe under adult control. Maybe they will fix that if Greece doesn't meet the deadline and they get a chance to renegotiate. This is what happens when you try to play chicken with a brick wall.