What they have in common Italy and Greece?

The Greek parliamentary elections were held June 17, 2012. Consultations have taken place only a month after the previous election, after which  he had not been able to establish any parliamentary majority.
In Greece, there was a collapse of the two major parties, then, of those parties that had supported the austerity measures took by 'European Union and the International Monetary Fund. Forecasts vote for Italy foresee a drop of the Democratic Party, of the PDL and of the 'UDC parties who supported the government of technicians.
Greece, like Italy, was until  recently led by a government of experts, headed by former central banker Papademos, confidant of supranational powers (remind you of anything?)
Papademos has resigned before the natural end of the legislature, even Monti has not reached the natural end of the mandate.
Greece is crushed by a massive public debt that will not be able to repay, and this is a problem that affects primarily its main creditors, or large European banks. The same concerns also related to Italy, do you remember what always repeated television, newspapers and politicians? ...... "We were on the brink of the abyss" (yes and now we have made a step forward: -2.7% GDP, debt / GDP 127.3% 104,000 businesses close between failures and liquidations, the highest unemployment, the housing market collapsed).
Papademos, the premier technical, was placed at the head of the government to ensure firsthand that some of this debt was recovered, Monti also had to ensure the repayment of loan maturities.
In his short tenure, the former central banker has done nothing but follow the letter of the charges that came from the ECB and the IMF, strangling with tax  and cuts  an economy already in a deep coma, and picking up from the assets of individuals as value was possible. In Italy more taxes, increase VAT, establishment of the IMU, the TARES another blow similar to IMU postponed until this summer for electoral reasons, increases in excise taxes on fuel and more.
Papademos was a trustee in bankruptcy. Giving up his seat, the former prime minister greek has hinted that his task was concluded, that there was nothing more to be collected, the population had been squeezed to the maximum. Monti instead re-nomination .... good sign still need to strip the flesh off.
In Greece, the technicians are made by, and left the country in the hands of a jumble of parties that clearly have no any possibility of a bailout.
How it will end in Italy ?