by system failure The latest omnibus bill passed by the Greek parliament earlier, contains some changes for the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF) - currently the largest shareholder of the four "systemic" banks in Greece - through which the Greek Public will be loaded with more debt, as permits the selling of HFSF stocks to private banks in prices that leave the Greek Public with huge losses. Specifically, according to the article two of the current bill concerning changes on the law for the HFSF establishment, the HFSF stock price for selling to private sector is permitted to be lower than previous stock covers by the Fund, or than the current price in the stock market. Also, some stock prices for selling or covering, can be lower than the original price of these stocks when they were bought by the Fund, or than the current price in the stock market. It is also stated that, the members of the Fund's collective institutions have no power or re...