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there is a real possibility of this signing a new political system and i think you cannot and at gusen creation of well if you cannot and concentration of power if you read this tribute to power if you give power to the people then the outcome of their political public policy will be different and i agree it's not the end of the it's the beginning up there wrote me though that these not possible to start working right so i have one minute to share between to see and colors to celia you hope this referendum in a sentence is will. we continue this going for them but because i am of them any more than 3 of them and i can ask them to hear opinion i am. to say he is over at carlos. i hope this is the end of the technocratic order when when we separated politics from economics and then and we gave all the power to none economist economists we were not economist real economy they were lobbyists for big money for the callouses you're not singing it. you know why we appreciate you i should always say that there's never enough compensation never enough time or a conversation on the street i'm lu

what you're saying about the issue of cyprus matthew let me bring you in because obviously the gist gusenis heading into this the differences when it comes to the island of cyprus so there are many issues at play here but let's just get back to the issue of gas and energy resources and mediation efforts because. we've seen kind of an absence by the u.s. when it comes to this germany has sought to mediate between greece and turkey france has weighed in as well but its weight and more explicitly on the side of the greeks to what extent can diplomacy be achieved at this point and by whom the i think at this point we are at an impasse for me going back to what mr funds are saying and james as well there are all these years 40 some you 46 years of trying to reach a comprehensive solution and i think. 2 years ago when that or 3 years ago when the last round of u.n. mediated talks collapsed i think turkey kind of gave up because as mr theophanous says he sees the greek cypriots as having made significant. concessions that turkish side think should do to end it including to withdraw all of its tr