by system failure No one would probably expect something new from the recent press conference of the Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras after the last EU summit in Brussels. But, though it may sound strange, through the usual ambiguities, contradictions and soft or even stilted questions, some truths came out loudly. The first admission from the prime minister's mouth came out early, even before the questions of journalists. Referring to the three things that directly concern Greece, he said: " The second was the financial union which concerns, among other things, the way of recapitalization of the banks, without burdening the borrowing of the countries. And this interest us greatly, because as you know, when this process is complete, Greece will have the opportunity to benefit from this too, thus reducing its debt. " The prime minister himself admits openly, with this statement, that the recapitalization of banks, at least the way that has been done