Katerina Katopis apologized for being late for an appointment. “I was with a client who wants to buy a villa,” she said, “and when that happens, you don’t cut short the meeting.”
Her attitude is shared by many. Since accepting a controversial bailout plan from the European Union, after months of strikes and demonstrations, Greece now faces an enforced sale of assets and cuts to public services.
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