"I’d like to ask the Portuguese to look at Greece and think of what is happening in Greece, because it was exactly this that could be happening in Portugal, if it wasn’t, if it hadn’t been the determination of the Portuguese government, which I want to praise", he said on Thursday.
At a book launch in Lisbon, Durão Barroso said Greece had entered a “terrible situation” because of “political decisions”, when “the economic recovery began” and that it was “completely unfair” to blame the creditor institutions.
No country who got themselves in debt deserves praise and laughing at another country`s problems might make Durão Barroso happy `temporarily`
By Troy from UK on 04 Jul 2015, 11:01
Agree, all EU countries are on the leash of the banksters, in debt as far as the eye can see and no way out of it. Barroso is a bilderberg lapdog. Sold out Portugal, they still continue the "privatization" of national treasures for no reason. Portugal is in trouble, just as every other country - and we'll see this very soon.
By marianna from Other on 05 Jul 2015, 17:40