Greece: the game of balancing work, for now

Between compliance with the rules imposed by its creditors and the European Union and implementation of election promises, it's a real big gap which has forced the Greek government.

But even after the latest developments in the street, the Greeks always seem to give him confidence: "We have suffered for years of austerity, it would be unfair that there is no agreement. Provided that the agreement is implemented, "responds a resident of Athens.

"We have to stay in the euro zone, that's what we all want, but there is not much to do, we have to find a compromise with our creditors," says another.

Stamatis Giannisis euronews:

"Although the Greek government of the radical left has finally reached an agreement with its creditors, it is still far from being out of business because it now has to quickly take the promises made to both its European partners and the Greek people that there is just one month, bringing the Syriza party in power. "