Pois eu aplaudo quer o Varoufakis
quer a mulher, e desprezo
o grupo nazi que o queria
achincalhar.
O grupo era nazi?
Se fosse uma tentativa de agressão ao Samaras eram pessoas a lutar pela sua dignidade, desesperadas, vitimas da crise económica. Como é contra o comuna já são anarquistas nazis.
Todos sabemos que os comunas são os guardiões da democracia e os únicos cujos protestos têm de ser candidamente aceites pela sociedade. Que ninguém se atreva, jamais, a tentar protestar, insultar ou agredir um comuna. Isso é coisa para se fazer apenas à malta da Nova Democracia e, eventualmente, ao PASOK.
Só faltou mesmo tentarem pintar-lhe uma suástica na testa e dizerem que foi a Merkl que os mandou.
fantástico mek. não leste nada sobre a coisa, não fazes ideia do que são os anarquistas gregos e soltas calinadas destas.
isto é que é um problema de falta de cultura gravissimo. o problema não dos que têm pouca cultura. o problema é os que pensam que sabem alguma coisa e são totalmente ignorantes.
a notícia é da associated press - uma conhecida agência de notícia comunista
Yanis Varoufakis talks his way out of restaurant confrontation with anarchists
Greece’s outspoken finance minister and his wife came under attack by anarchists while dining at Athens restaurant
Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis and his wife Danae Stratou in Athens last week. Neither was hurt in the incident. Photograph: Yannis Kolesidis/EPA
Associated Press in AthensWednesday 29 April 2015 09.33 BST Last modified on Wednesday 29 April 2015 10.33 BST
Greece’s outspoken finance minister and his wife came under attack by anarchists while dining in a central Athens restaurant.
Yanis Varoufakis said the couple were finishing dinner on Tuesday night with a friend in the Exarchia district, a neighbourhood popular with leftists and anarchists, when the group barged into the restaurant.
The anarchists, who had their faces covered, demanded the minister leave the area and threw glass objects at the couple, Varoufakis said. Neither of them was hurt.
He said that when members of the group moved in a threatening manner against him, his wife, Danae Stratou, embraced him so that the potential attackers could not get at him without hitting her first.
“This was not an organised incident,” Varoufakis said in a statement. He said he eventually spoke with the group outside the restaurant and tempers were calmed.
Similar attacks against government ministers were frequent in the first years of Greece’s bailout, which began in 2010. Those were believed to have been carried out by leftwing groups, though generally not by anarchists, and sometimes involved attempted physical violence.
With his outspoken style and prolific media appearances, Varoufakis became Greece’s best-known minister of the new radical left Syriza party-led coalition government following the 25 January elections.
But he has come under criticism from the country’s European creditors, with whom negotiations on unlocking the final €7.2bn instalment of Greece’s bailout have stalled.
On Monday, Greece announced a reshuffle of its negotiating team, which was widely seen as a sidelining of Varoufakis.
guardian (original da ap)
