Right now, one in five Greeks is out of work. 現在，每五個希臘人就有一個人失業。
When people have no money, no jobs, and plenty of anger, extremists suddenly get more of a look-in. 人民一旦沒有錢、沒有工作，又懷著滿腔怒火，極端主義者就會突然得到比較多關切。
It's a worrying trend through history, and it's showing up again in Europe. 這是歷史上令人擔憂的趨勢，現在又再度出現在歐洲。
For some, its echoes... it echoes chilling memories of the 1930s. 對於某些人而言，這種現象喚起了一九三○年代令人膽寒的回憶。
Tonight, senior international correspondent Matthew Chance looks at how ongoing hardship has changed the political debate in Greece. 今晚，資深國際特派員馬修‧錢斯檢視持續不斷的艱困處境如何改變了希臘的政治辯論。
There are some things in Greece that just don't change. 在希臘，有些東西就是不會變。
This old Athens eatery in Monastiraki has been serving up traditional gyros, or kababs, for generations. 這家位於蒙納斯提拉奇的雅典老餐館供應希臘傳統的三明治——或稱卡巴烤肉——已有幾個世代之久。
Politics in recent decades has been another constant. 近數十年來的政治局勢也是另一項不變的常態。
But as the restaurant's owner shows me photographs of past celebrities and politicians who've eaten here, 不過，就在餐廳老闆拿出照片，讓我看看過去有哪些名人和政治人物到這裡用過餐的同時，
the political landscape has radically changed. The old guard has been swept aside. 這裡的政治局勢卻已有了劇烈的變化。過往的那一套已被拋到一旁了。
I am sad, because I believe Greeks are very peaceful people. 我很難過，因為我認為希臘人是很和平的民族。
This is where democracy was founded. We are a democratic country. We were never extremists. 民主是在這裡建立的，我們是一個民主的國家。我們從來就不是極端主義者。
But for the first time in a Greek election, an extreme ultranationalist party has been elected to parliament. 然而，希臘選舉卻首度將一個偏激的超國家主義政黨送入國會。
Golden Dawn is a thinly veiled neo-Nazi group linked with attacks on immigrants they want deported. 金色黎明黨是個幾乎不掩飾的新納粹團體，涉及攻擊他們想要遣送出境的外來移民。
Sometimes there have been some big accusations about us and in the end what was it? 有時候，有些人對我們提出嚴厲的指控，但這些指控終究是什麼呢？
It was between immigrants from Pakistan, but they... 問題發生在來自巴基斯坦的移民之間，但他們……
someone from Pakistan beat another guy from Pakistan for their own reasons, and he was blaming us and so on and so forth. 來自巴基斯坦的某個人打了另一個來自巴基斯坦的傢伙，是因為他們自己的事由，結果他卻怪罪在我們頭上等等。
We have proofs for this. You can just go and find out. (Are you denying that members of the Golden Dawn carry out violent attacks against immigrants?) 我們有證據。你可以自己去探究看看。(你否認金色黎明黨的成員以暴力攻擊外來移民？)
Yes. Maybe they are protecting themselves. 沒錯。也許他們是在保護自己。
Are you... so, you're acknowledging they do do it? 你是……所以，你是承認他們確實有那麼做了？
Maybe they are protecting themselves like people who are... (And now you're explaining it?) 也許他們是在保護自己，就像人們……(現在你是在提出辯解嗎？)
Yeah. People... no, no, no, no, no. I'm saying that the situation in Greece is terrible. 是啊，人們……不、不、不，不是，不是。我是說希臘的狀況很糟糕。
People are going out from their homes, and they are robbed, raped, killed for nothing. 很多人一走出家門，就無緣無故遭到搶劫、強暴、殺害。
Well, sitting in this sunny cafe outside parliament, you might be mistaken for thinking that nothing's really changed in Greece and that things aren't so bad after all. 坐在國會外這家陽光燦爛的咖啡廳裡，你也許會誤以為希臘其實沒怎麼改變，情況其實也沒那麼糟糕。
But there has been a dramatic shift here away from the center ground. Austerity and economic hardship have pushed ordinary Greeks to look for solutions in the extremes. 不過，希臘已經從中間立場大幅偏移了。緊縮政策與經濟困境已迫使一般希臘民眾走向極端尋求解決方法。
Views once only voiced on the fringes of political debate now appear mainstream. 過去只能在政治辯論的邊緣喊話的觀點，現在似乎已蔚為主流。
And it's not just the neo-Nazis who've benefited. 受益的不僅是新納粹主義者。
For months now, popular -- often violent -- protests against austerity have been spearheaded by anarchists and far left-wing groups like Communists. 幾個月來，反對緊縮政策的群眾抗議活動常以暴力收場，帶頭的則是無政府主義者和激進左派團體，例如共產主義者。
The election was the first chance for Greeks to vent their anger at the ballot box instead of the streets. 這場選舉是希臘人第一次有機會將怒氣發洩在投票箱上，而不是街頭上。
Now, the Coalition of the Radical Left who I met in their own television studio has emerged as a major political force. 激進左派聯盟，我曾在他們自己的電視台裡見過，現在已經竄起成為一股政治力主力。
Their utopian pledge: 他們提出烏托邦式的訴求：
to cancel Greek debt and restore living standards to pre-austerity levels. They could form the next government. 取消希臘債務，回復生活水準到實施緊縮政策之前的程度。他們有可能組成下一屆政府。
Our basic priorities is... are the salvation of all the minimum social standards. And this means wages, pensions, health care and public education. 我們基本的優先考量是……挽救所有的基本社會標準，包括薪資、退休金、健保與公共教育。
If you want to increase pensions and wages and living standards, who's going to pay for that? 如果你們要提高退休金、薪資和生活水準，誰要來付這些錢呢？
The answer is very simple: the rich will pay for the crisis they created. 答案很簡單：富人應該為他們造成的危機付出代價。
Back in Monastiraki, there are still many things that unite Greeks. 回到蒙納斯提拉奇，目前仍有許多事物把希臘人凝聚在一起。
But this election has exposed and widened their divisions, setting Greece down an uncertain path. 不過，這場選舉已經揭露並且擴大了他們的裂痕，將希臘帶上了一條充滿不確定性的道路。