By Anastasios Retzios
The “game” of the “institutions” is now absolutely clear, as it is also clear that the Greek Government has been caught in a trap that it cannot possibly escape from. It is evident that from the onset, the “institutions” never had any intention to enter in any negotiations with this government. One can try to guess their motives for such a stance; it could either be the fear that any negotiations with Greece would lead, in a domino-like effect, to re-negotiations with other countries in difficulties or it could be simply that Berlin and Brussels have decided to “extinguish” a rebellion against their policies, or a combination of the two.
