Just a few minutes after the announcement of the Hellenic Statistical Authority concerning the new record jobless rate of 27.6 percent in Greece for May, the Financial Times published an article entitled Unemployment in Greece Continues to Gallop detailing how dire the numbers really are.
The British newspaper indicates the statistics are grim, especially 64.9 percent for those under 25 and the terrible table foo the tape: a jump in unemployed by 193,668, with 1,381,088 people out of work. In April the number had risen by 30,558 people in comparison to April 2012.
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