Our good friends at Livesquawk have posted up a link to a blog today from Greek fin min Yanis Varoufakis in which he looks at past actions/reactions ( notably the fickle finger pointed at Germany that has garnered a bit of attention this week) between Greece, Germany and the EU bailout issues
Varoufakis concludes by saying
That was then, in 2010. What should we do now, in 2015, that Greece remains in crisis and our people, the Greeks and the Germans, have, regrettably but also predictably, descended into a mutual 'blame game'?
First, we should work towards ending the toxic 'blame game' and the moralising finger-pointing which benefit only the enemies of Europe.
Secondly, we need to focus on our joint interest: On how to grow and to reform Greece rapidly, so that the Greek state can best repay debts it should never have taken on while looking after its citizens as a modern European state ought to do.
In practical terms, the 20th February Eurogroup agreement offers an excellent opportunity to move forward. Let us implement it immediately, as our leaders have urged in yesterday's informal Brussels meeting.
Looking ahead, and beyond current tensions, our joint task is to re-design Europe so that Germans and Greeks, along with all Europeans, can re-imagine our monetary union as a realm of shared prosperity.
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