"I have to take anti-depressants because that's what they brought us to," she said, pointing a finger at a series of governments that have driven Greece to the edge of bankruptcy and are making deep cuts in the nationalised healthcare system. "I blame the state," she told SETimes as she left a pharmacy owned by Fotini Dimitropoulou, located in a working-class suburb of Athens since 1984.
„Moram da uzimam antidepresive jer su nas dotle doveli“, rekla je ona, upirući prstom na niz vlada koje su dovele Grčku do ivice bankrotstva i sada prave duboke rezove u nacionalizovanom zdravstvenom sistemu. „Ja krivim državu“, rekla je ona za SETimes napuštajući apoteku u vlasništvu Fotini Dimitropolu, koja se nalazi u radničkom predgrađu Atine od 1984. godine.