Looking back to last year's blog at this time on Holy Wednesday, I was discussing how terribly betrayed Greek people felt about what had been happening in the country, with all those revelations of benefit fraud, state mishandling of funds and no punishment for those had aided and abetted this situation.
This year, Greece saw a clean-up of the benefits system, there are now no more funds to be mishandled (they are doled out by our creditors under immesne scrutiny), and we all know what happened to a former defence minister and mayor.
I think I can safely celebrate my optimism today for a better and more mature Greece.
Καλό μήνα, everyone.
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This year, Greece saw a clean-up of the benefits system, there are now no more funds to be mishandled (they are doled out by our creditors under immesne scrutiny), and we all know what happened to a former defence minister and mayor.
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| May Day lunch - spicy prawns in tomato chili pasta sauce, with artichokes for salad. |
Καλό μήνα, everyone.
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I hope your optimism continues to grow!
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