If Greece Had Gone Through A Very

If We Were The Problem, It Would Be Very Convenient, Kick Greece Out, Everything's Fine. But What Happened To Spain? What About Portugal? What About Italy? What About The Whole Of The Eurozone? We Need More Cooperation And Less Simplification And Prejudice About What Has To Happen.

As Long As I Feel I Am Doing What I Think Is Right And Just For My Country, For The Greek People, That Is Enough For Me. Saving Greece From This Crisis Was The First Thing On The Agenda. We Are Now On A Much More Normalised Road.

Every Leader Wants To Put His Or Her Imprint On The Work That They Do, And Grow Up In Specific Eras.

There Is This Concept Of Politics As A Dirty Game. It's A Difficult Game, But It Doesn't Have To Be Dirty. I Think This Is What We Need To Bring To Politics. I Think Politics Around The World Has Very Often Been Captured By Big Interests - 'lobbies' They Call Them In The States.

First Of All, Greece Won't Go Down. We're Talking About A Country That Is Capable Of Making Change. Europe Will Not Allow The Destabilization Of The 27-country Euro Zone. But If There Were No Action, Then Markets Would Start Becoming Jittery About Other Countries - And Not Only Spain And Portugal, But Other Countries In The European Union.