Alba Longa nodded slightly:

  – “I must admit,” he conceded, “that I have always been a convinced European, convinced that this diversity of languages ​​and cultures would give us a new and irresistible impetus and that, if we stopped once and for all confronting each other, we would create a splendid civilization in which we would all have a place and a reasonable realization of the individual would be possible. However, the Greek crisis has meant what you say: a fall of masks. This Europe which is being prepared is in no way the one we had imagined, the one we had hoped to create against all odds.

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