Athens is summoned to accelerate privatization, which can fetch 6.4 billion euros by 2017. This target, to pay off the loan sharks, must be met at all costs ... even if it means skirting the law and closing one's eyes to conflicts of interest .
Athens (Greece), by special correspondent.
At Taiped, they privatize in joy and good humor. In the offices of the Development Fund managing property of the Hellenic Republic, which is in charge of the liquidation of the Greek public property, (...)
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The thievery is breathtaking.

The thievery is breathtaking.

Only these gutless bastards think that it all belongs to them, anyway. 'Public property? Why, that doesn't even make sense!'