. >> no one is talking about selling the acropolis yet, but greece certainly has other state-owned assetso sell. in an interview, the euro group chairman had already said he would like to sell more assets been planning to and would even surrender control of the privatization program. the greek government originally said it was considering selling 50 billion euros worth of assets, but some other countries say that is not enough, and they have been pushing athens with plans. the finance minister concedes that privatization should be sped up. >> if there is no more time to lose. everything that needs to be done needs to be done and done now. we have to move quickly. >> but there could be major legal problems. informed sources say it will be very hard in many cases to prove whether or not the greek state to actually owns its harbors, airports, enterprises, in a real-estate. >> well, italy has tried to shrug off its situation, but investors have been taking the warning seriously and took them as a reason to sell off shares this monday. standard and poor's downgraded the italian credit rating o