The Europeans show less "faith" towards the European Union and its key institutional framework, considered the European Parliament, the Commission or the European Central Bank, as resulting from a report released today by the European Commission, two weeks before Euro-elections, with the Greeks to be featuring on the top of that report.    

59% of Europeans have no longer confidence in the EU unlike the 32% who still have, according to Eurobarometer. The remaining 9% expressed no opinion. The people of Estonia and Romania appear to have a greater level of confidence in the EU, holding a 58%, in contrast to the Greeks (81%) and Cypriots (74%). Additionally, the rate reaches 70% and 67% in Portugal and Spain, with both countries having suffered greatly.

In France and Germany the majority of citizens (63% and 59% respectively) do not have confidence in the EU, and only 28% of French and 3% of Germans show trust.