George Provopoulos, the head of Greece’s central bank, says his country is past the worst of the crisis. Confidence is rising, the government is working and some hope for a return to normality in the not too distant future. But highly charged allegations against the head of Greece’s statistics agency suggest that it might be the wrong kind of normality – where politics takes precedence over national interests.
希腊央行行长乔治•普罗沃普洛斯(George Provopoulos)认为，希腊已渡过危机最严重的时刻。信心正在恢复，政府也在努力，在不远的未来有望恢复常态。但最近希腊统计局负责人遭受严厉指控，表明这可能不是真正的常态，因为政治被摆在了国家利益之上。
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