While the new Greek Finmin Euclid Tsakalotos...
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... is sweating to convince his peers at today's Brussels Eurogroup meeting, which was supposed to discuss the "latest" Greek proposal that the old, and rejected, Greek proposal is really Greece's best foot forward [6], a surprising development which will likely result in yet another very brief summit, his significantly more exciting, and polarizing, predecessor was just spotted in Athens having a far more enjoyable time.
#meanwhile [7] pic.twitter.com/6neMyOnOMg [8]
— Th. Georgakopoulos (@tgeorgakopoulos) July 7, 2015 [9]
Still can't get enough? The Guardian posted an excerpt from his upcoming book "The Global Minotaur: America, Europe and the Future of the Global Economy [10]" discussing how "Europe’s surplus countries are trying to prop up the corpse of neoliberal capitalism." Read it here. [10]
