The Minister of Finance greek rejects the proposal of ‘ EU on cutting pensions. Tsipras warned: “Ready to compromise but agreement is sustainable” and excludes vote or referendum on government however it ends. Varoufakis: “Grexit would cost one million” and proposes swap thirty years. New meeting over the weekend between the EU and the Greek delegation
Greece, June 13, 2015 – Greece is ready to a “difficult compromise”, but The agreement must be sustainable. Aut aut of Alexis Tsipras to Europe, which has rejected the latest draft agreement of the Greek Government and now aims to resolve the issue over the weekend, that is, before the reopening of markets Monday, in a meeting with the chairman of the EU Jean Claude Juncker. Meanwhile, Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis warns: “The exit of Greece from the EU would cost one million” and the same Juncker admits: “The exit of Greece from the euro would be devastating and Premier greek Tsipras is aware of it. “
” If Europe wants to still divisions and continued servitude, we will refuse “Tsipras reiterated. And Varoufakis proposed in order not to affect pensions one swap with new loans at 30 years provided by the ESM (the ‘Fund save states) to repay 27 billion Greek government bonds held by the ECB. This would allow Greece to fully repay the ECB debt maturing in July and August amounted to 6.7 billion and extend the payment of the rest of the debt.
In the meantime, however, it ends with Greece’s creditors, Alexis Tsipras rule out a return to the polls for elections or a referendum This is what says a close associate of Prime Minister greek quoted by the Associated Press, while negotiations are underway tightened presented as the last attempt before the break. Tsipras, according to the source, said to 4 ministers that the popular mandate received in January is still valid: “The people gave us confidence to make crucial decisions and manage the difficulties.”
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