No truce in Athens: Greek GDP could fall in 2012, more than 7% so far estimated by analysts.
Prime Minister Antonis predicts it Samaras, who during a meeting of the parliamentary group of his party, New Democracy, explained that the forecasts could turn out to be excessively optimistic, while on the recovery front the trend reversal of the Greek GDP could not arrive before 2014.
Athens, which is awaiting the visit of the Troika, intends to insist on the reform programme, and if possible accelerate its pace: a response to the comments coming from Germany, where, in an interview on public television Ard, the Minister of Economy and Vice Chancellor, Philipp Roesler, he said he was "more than skeptical" that Athens would be able to implement the required reforms.
