This is reinforced by the fact that mortgages in Greece are normally lower as a percentage of market values than elsewhere. Moreover, Greeks are more sentimentally attached to their homes than are Americans and other Europeans, and therefore perceive house-eviction as a terrible social blow.
As for the substance of your question, for us to be able to understand what is happening in the economy we have to meet private sector actors, including bankers. And yet, this has to be done in a transparent way, which is the case with the G30. So this won’t go any further?