When I Was Growing Up In The

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.

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.

We In Europe Have Great Capacities.

Very Often, People Will Come Out And Say, 'greeks Aren't Doing Things, Greeks Aren't Making Changes, There's No Reform,' That Is Hogwash. We Have Made A Huge Effort. The Greek People Have Made A Huge Effort.

At Times Of Distress, We All Like To Recall The Advice Of Fathers And Mothers. The Best Advice My Father Gave Me Was To Keep Faith And Deep Confidence In The Potential Of The Greek People; Nurture The Belief That They Can Do Things.