Greece: Humanitarian values sorely absent in crisis

A corrupt ideology continues to push austerity on Greece, but if the country is to leave the eurozone, its politics and economic management must change, writes Michael Kinsella.           

THE failure of Greece to repay €1.6bn to the IMF has accelerated the prospect of a crisis becoming a catastrophe.

If the troika doesn’t want Greece to leave the eurozone — as it continues to proclaim — then they have an extraordinary way of showing it.