Thomas Wieser
Eurozone 'linchpin' departs as bloc seeks to start new chapter
Shortly after Greece's new anti-bailout government swept to power, a little-known European official flew to Athens on a secret trip to deliver a message
Sitting down with a small group of government ministers, an Austrian economist spelled out the consequences of Greece defaulting on its loans.
First, the country would be cut off from the international funds needed to pay salaries and pensions.
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