«The core problem [in #Greece] is less about economics than about politics.» http://on.rand.org/P0OQZ
La pregunta pertinente. ¿Qué condiciones tendría que reunir el referéndum griego para ser útil? @el_paishttp://elpais.com/elpais/2015/06/30/opinion/1435676588_619405.html …
The attempt by EU leaders to frame the referendum as an in and out question is dishonest, and likely to backfire. http://eurointelligence.com ()
David Ignatius: Greece’s crisis could be good for Europe http://wpo.st/kv-P0
Washington Post 
«If Europe is determined to save the European dream, it needs to start by saving Greece.» http://brook.gs/1IO2apH
Philip Stephens (F. TIMES)- Alexis Tsipras defiant as Greece lurches to the brink
- Angela Merkel takes revenge on Greek prime minister
- The debt relief carrot dangles before Greece’s Alexis Tsipras
- Tspiras backs down on Greece’s bailout demands
- Greece asks eurozone for new, third, bailout
- Greece’s No campaigners try not to mention the euro
- No vote means isolation, Europe warns Greeks
- Tsipras has earned his punishment
- Varoufakis to resign if Greeks votes Yes in referendum
- Tsipras gambles political future on Greek bailout referendum
A spurned Greece could become a nightmare for the EU and NATO, writes @stavridisjhttp://atfp.co/1f5OEa0
Tens of thousands rally in Athens ahead of referendum
Rival sides of Greece’s debt debate rally days before voters are to decide on whether to reject creditors’ conditions.
(BLOG) Greeks cope with ‘wait and see’ mode ahead of vote
Amidst cacophony of shrill voices, and worsening economic predictions, Greeks have to make decision about their future.
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