The summer of 2012 was very hard for those of us who were in the government because the euro zone was pouring water everywhere. Fortunately, in July Mario Draghi, the then President of the European Central Bank (ECB), announced his willingness - whatever it takes - to intervene in the secondary market of public debt to save the common currency. In order not to be accused of claiming powers not expressly assigned by member countries (Article 4 of the Treaty on European Union) it is
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