Hundreds of pro-Greece demonstrators in Berlin have demanding solidarity with Greece as they marched from the German finance ministry to the city’s historical Brandenberg Gate. <br /><br />The protesters said they were supporting the Greek government, elected on a pledge to roll back austerity and renegotiate a bailout. <br /><br />“It is about giving Greece a chance, giving the new government a chance, without Europe putting further pressure onto this country, which increases the suffering of the (Greek) people, a suffering that was created from the outside and not from the country’s own internal politics,” explained Berlin resident and pro-Greece demonstrator, Guenther Triebe:<br /><br />Meanwhile Athens has accused German foreign minister Wolfgang Schaeuble of insulting his Greek counterpart Yanis Varoufakis.<br /><br />Schaeuble denies calling Varoufakis “foolishly naive” as reported in Greece.<br /><br />Varoufakis said he is confident of reaching a deal by April 20 with its international creditors on the reforms it must implemen
