by Foteini Svarna, Greece
On December 29, 2014 the Greek Parliament failed to elect a new president in the final parliamentary vote. Though Greeks seem to be optimistic after positive signs of recovery and the return of the Greek state to the international markets in 2014, a new period of uncertainty is fraying their nerves and reigniting the fear of poverty.
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