Only very recently, as a result of the Greek government’s intense negotiations with its creditors, did Europe’s citizens realize that the world’s largest economy, the eurozone, is run by a body that lacks written rules of procedure, debates crucial matters “confidentially” (and without minutes being taken), and is not obliged to answer to any elected body, not even the European Parliament.
Seria um erro pensar no impasse entre o governo Grego e o Eurogrupo como um confronto entre a esquerda Grega e a maioria conservadora da Europa.