In times of crisis, despite everything, there is always some good news to give. Indeed, perhaps people look for exactly those to lift morale and regain confidence in a future that would otherwise appear even darker. And who more than the Greeks can feel this need?
From today it will be enough for them to type the address www.olakala.org on the internet ("ola kala", in Greek, means "all right") and will find only positive information. "If you want to change your life, come with us", is the header of the site, which is therefore proposed as a real antidote to a society devastated by the crisis.
On today's page, for example, there is a focus on the importance of meditation, followed by another article inviting us to discover "how Germany has been able to take advantage of the economic austerity plans" it has imposed on the "poor" countries of Europe, from Greece to Ireland and Portugal. The "Tutto bene" site also has sections, obviously all aimed at creating a climate of solidarity and trust, dedicated to NGOs, volunteering, sports, job offers (a few...) and even "solutions to your problems".
Olakala counts a total of 25 collaborators, including ten journalists, and therefore presents itself as "the portal of good news and practical help". Nothing better for a country that has been in recession for five consecutive years and whose unemployment rate continues to grow dramatically, so that almost one in four citizens is now out of work. But he can always console himself by typing olakala.org.
