SPD-Parteichef und Vizekanzler Sigmar Gabriel hat eine Rettung Griechenlands "um jeden Preis" ausgeschlossen.
Im Bericht aus Berlin sagte Gabriel, nicht nur die Zeit laufe ab, sondern in vielen Teilen Europas sei auch die Geduld zu Ende.
In der griechischen Regierung säßen Leute, "die glauben, dass die Angst vor einem Ausscheiden Griechenlands so groß ist, dass wir alles mitmachen. Das wird nicht passieren, wir lassen uns nicht erpressen."
Grundsätzlich warnte der Bundeswirtschaftsminister davor, dass sich die Politik bei der Rettung Griechenlands lächerlich machen könnte. Es dürfe nicht sein, "dass wir immer erklären: dies ist aber die letzte Verhandlung und dann geht's elend lange weiter", so Gabriel. Die griechische Regierung habe bislang nichts vorgelegt, was valide und verlässlich sei.
Das ganze Interview aus dem Bericht aus Berlin:......[Plus 19 Kommentare zur Meldung]..............http://www.tagesschau.de/inland/bab-gabriel-griechenland-101.html
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Greece says creditors' demands 'irrational'...
ReplyDeleteGreece believes the demands of its international creditors are "irrational", a government source said Sunday after talks on its bailout ended without a deal.
"The demands of the creditors are irrational, the discussions lasted 45 minutes," the source said, pinning the blame on the IMF, whose position it said was "intransigeant and tough" because it was insisting on further cuts for pensions and a rise in value-added tax.
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'Last attempt' negotiations over Greek debt fail...
ReplyDeleteTalks on ending a deadlock between Greece and its international creditors have ended in failure, with European leaders venting their frustration as Athens stumbles closer towards a debt default that threatens its future in the euro.
European Union officials blamed the collapse on Athens, saying it had failed to offer anything new to secure the funding it needs to repay €1.6bn to the International Monetary Fund by the end of this month.
Greece said it was still ready to talk, but that EU and IMF officials had said they were not authorised to negotiate further. Athens insists it will never give in to demands for more pension and wage cuts......http://www.rte.ie/news/2015/0614/708127-greece-debt-talks/
Sauvetage de la Grèce : dialogue de sourds entre Athènes et Berlin...
ReplyDeleteLe Parlement allemand refuse de signer tout accord de sauvetage de la Grèce qui n'aurait pas l'aval du FMI. Le Premier ministre grec, Alexis Tsipras, "attend patiemment" que ses créanciers se convertissent au "réalisme".
A l'approche de l'épilogue du feuilleton du Grexit, la tension monte entre Athènes et Berlin, chacun sommant l'autre de se montrer "réaliste". "La Grèce doit renouer avec la réalité", a ainsi lancé lundi matin Volker Kauder, le chef de file du groupe chrétien-démocrate (CDU) au Parlement allemand le Bundestag, en faisant allusion à l'échec des négociations de ce week-end à Bruxelles . De son côté, le Premier ministre grec, Alexis Tsipras, a fait savoir que la Grèce voulait que ses créanciers, avec qui une liste de réformes est en cours de négociation en échange d'un financement vital, se convertissent au "réalisme" dans leurs exigences........http://www.lesechos.fr/monde/europe/021136727307-sauvetage-de-la-grece-dialogue-de-sourd-entre-athenes-et-berlin-1128359.php?E6hXzSS6wgs4EHU6.99#xtor=RSS37
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Greece won't back down in talks with lenders - ruling party spokesman...
ReplyDeleteThe Greek government won't back down from what it has previously said in negotiations with its international creditors over a cash-for-reforms deal, the parliamentary spokesman for the ruling party said on Monday.
"Neither are we leaving negotiations, nor are we backing down from what we have said," Nikos Filis told Greek Antenna television.
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"The Greek government has submitted a cost-quantified proposal that Greek society can afford," he said.
Filis also accused Greece's lenders of trying to hurt the country's morale in talks for a cash-for-reforms deal. The latest round of negotiations broke up in failure on Sunday, with European lenders venting their frustration as Athens stumbled closer towards a debt default.
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