While the government is trying to satisfy the lenders by implementing equivocating reforms, the private sector is doing everything possible to maintain and develop new opportunities for economic growth. The proof of this is the new initiative of GAEA in cooperation with Piraeus Bank.

Its deputies belong to the lowest social strata and could not create a mass movement similar to that of Nazi Germany, says historian Thanos Veremis in an interview for GRReporter.

The result is the paradox observed in many European countries today, namely that highly-educated young people remain outside the labour market. According to a survey conducted by the McKensey Institute, 46% of business leaders say that young people lack entrepreneurial talent.

Experts from the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission insist on enhancing the targeted inspections and removing the tax amnesty, and emphasize that the controlling authorities must be free of any political influence.