Monday, June 8, 2015

Greece: Varoufakis: ‘Creditors sabotage negotiations’ – ANSA.it

Greece’s creditors are sabotaging the negotiation rimangiandosi its promises, while Athens has divided by “large concessions” on VAT and surplus. And Greece will not sign any agreement without a debt restructuring. Says Finance Minister greek, Yanis Varoufakis, in an interview with Spiegel. ” A similar proposal – said Varoufakis about the conditions put forward by the three international institutions – only if you do not really want a deal ”. Mediators Troika according to Minister of Finance Hellenic would ” withdrew all the proposed approach discussed in recent months ”, with the support of German Chancellor Angela Merkel. And now back to ask what they asked at the beginning of the negotiations, said the minister according to a preview of the interview to the newspaper Tagesspiegel. The Greek government would instead made great concessions on ” a primary surplus ” not believe the positive effects estimates, ” just to get closer to their position ”. Greece also ” has offered an increase of VAT very problematic ” for the national economy. ” I will try to be optimistic until the last moment ”, but now ” is the other party that you have to move ”, considered.

” We do not want another euro for internal use greek state. But we propose that the debts with the three institutions of the troika to be restored ”. And ‘what he said about the idea of ​​the introduction of the’ g-euro ‘Finance Minister greek, Yanis Varoufakis, according to the advances of an interview with the newspaper Tagesspiegel.

Creditors could do “alternative proposals” to Greece than the one discussed last week: the G7 says the French President, Francois Hollande, explaining that the final deadline for the negotiations is the end of June.

Until now, Greek banks they live their worst time since the economic crisis because, as officials have announced the Greek banking sector, total deposits have fallen below the 130 billion euro. This, according to experts, it means that the savings made by the Greeks in the last 11 years have practically gone up in smoke.
As reported by the online edition of the daily Kathimerini, also in June 2012 – when for the first time the country runs the risk of leaving the eurozone – in total deposits in banks amounted to 150 billion euro, 22 billion more than today. At the same time, non-performing loans came to a total of 80 billion euro, the greatest of all time, while the loan issues have been drastically cut.

“Every day counts for the solution of the issue Greek “. He said Angela Merkel at the end of the G7. “We said we want you to stay in the Eurozone, but must also make proposals.”

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