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GRECIA CRISIS
La troika no se irá de Grecia hasta que pacten recortes por 11.600 millones
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The troika will not leave Greece until 11,600 million in cuts agreed upon
Economy Athens EFE 30 JUL 2012 - 10:38 CET
The troika will not leave Greece until 11,600 million in cuts agreed upon
Economy Athens EFE 30 JUL 2012 - 10:38 CET
It was initially planned that representatives of the Troika, the European Central Bank (ECB), International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Commission (EC) - concluded its mission in late July and returned a month later to review progress of the measures required 11,600 million euros for 2013-2014.
According to the source, international experts said the finance minister of Greece, Yannis Sturnaras that will help the Government to finalize the package that is conditioned outside the giant bailout to avoid bankruptcy the country.
The Greek Prime Minister Andonis Samaras, will meet today at 18.00 local time (15.00 GMT) with the leaders of the two partners in his coalition government, Evangelos Venizelos (PASOK social democratic party) and the leader of the moderate left Kuvelis Fotis, to discuss such measures.
The great challenge of the Executive is now getting lower government spending without affecting the lowest income.
The meeting of the three political leaders had been originally announced for 11.00 local time (08.00 GMT) on Monday but was postponed until 18.00 local time (15.00 GMT).
Meanwhile, Venizelos met with Kuvelis this morning to find alternatives to any reduction of pensions and lower wages.
The Government is considering the drastic reduction of the salaries of 68,000 employees of public companies, to equalize the state officials, something which is opposed by unions.
The union of bank employees, workers with little affiliation of private banks, but very active in state banks, has called a strike today and for 24 hours.
According to the Greek press, Samaras has 40 days to convince the representatives of the European Union (EU) and the IMF to give their approval to Greece copper slice of 31,000 million euros of the bailout of 130,000 million, approved in February.
The initiative would include further cuts originally planned for 2013 with the objective of limiting the "hole" of income caused by an economic downturn more severe than expected.
After adopting the new adjustment measures, the Greek prime minister wants to meet with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande, in order to convince an extension of the period of adjustment for Greece.
German Economy Minister Philipp Rösler, reiterated yesterday that a possible departure from Greece the euro no longer scared and that "has lost the horror" that produced such a possibility.
Rösler, in a statement to the station Deutschlandfunk, considered that in case of imminent insolvency Greek, the country must decide whether to follow or not the euro, and was convinced that the euro out of Greece would not produce a domino effect in the eurozone.
According to the source, international experts said the finance minister of Greece, Yannis Sturnaras that will help the Government to finalize the package that is conditioned outside the giant bailout to avoid bankruptcy the country.
The Greek Prime Minister Andonis Samaras, will meet today at 18.00 local time (15.00 GMT) with the leaders of the two partners in his coalition government, Evangelos Venizelos (PASOK social democratic party) and the leader of the moderate left Kuvelis Fotis, to discuss such measures.
The great challenge of the Executive is now getting lower government spending without affecting the lowest income.
The meeting of the three political leaders had been originally announced for 11.00 local time (08.00 GMT) on Monday but was postponed until 18.00 local time (15.00 GMT).
Meanwhile, Venizelos met with Kuvelis this morning to find alternatives to any reduction of pensions and lower wages.
The Government is considering the drastic reduction of the salaries of 68,000 employees of public companies, to equalize the state officials, something which is opposed by unions.
The union of bank employees, workers with little affiliation of private banks, but very active in state banks, has called a strike today and for 24 hours.
According to the Greek press, Samaras has 40 days to convince the representatives of the European Union (EU) and the IMF to give their approval to Greece copper slice of 31,000 million euros of the bailout of 130,000 million, approved in February.
The initiative would include further cuts originally planned for 2013 with the objective of limiting the "hole" of income caused by an economic downturn more severe than expected.
After adopting the new adjustment measures, the Greek prime minister wants to meet with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande, in order to convince an extension of the period of adjustment for Greece.
German Economy Minister Philipp Rösler, reiterated yesterday that a possible departure from Greece the euro no longer scared and that "has lost the horror" that produced such a possibility.
Rösler, in a statement to the station Deutschlandfunk, considered that in case of imminent insolvency Greek, the country must decide whether to follow or not the euro, and was convinced that the euro out of Greece would not produce a domino effect in the eurozone.
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