ドイツのキリスト教民主同盟党のバートル(Norbert Barthle)氏は、もしギリシアが救済条件を遵守するならギリシアへの融資の金利の引き下げや返済満期の引き延ばしを考慮しても良いと発言
Alemania abre la puerta a bajar los intereses del crédito a Grecia
Un miembro del partido de Merkel señala que “son posibles pequeñas concesiones"
Podrían mejorarse las condiciones del rescate siempre que Grecia cumpla las exigencias
Samaras se reune esta semana con Juncker, Merkel y Hollande
Agencias Berlín / Atenas 21 AGO 2012 - 20:51 CET
Germany opens the door to lower interest loan to Greece
A party member of Merkel said that "small concessions are possible"
Conditions could be improved if rescue Greece meets the requirements
Samaras meets this week with Juncker, Merkel and Hollande
Agencies Berlin / Athens 21 AGO 2012 - 20:51 CET
Greece may scratch some concessions related to its bailout, provided your Government will be prepared to meet the most important goals of the bailout program, according to Norbert Barthle said yesterday, a member of the German Christian Democratic Union party, led by Chancellor Angela Merkel , in a telephone interview. The precedent would be as justified the policy in the first bailout the country received when he finally managed to lower interest rates and longer maturities of the loans originally set, Barthle said.
"Small concessions are possible, provided they are made strictly under the second program of assistance," said Barthle. "For example, you could reset the interest and loan maturities, as happened in the case of the first aid package for Greece," he added.
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The words of yesterday Barthle add more signals to a possible relaxation in resistance so far had shown Germany to open the hand with the terms set by international creditors in the fifth year of recession in the country Greece. The Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, whose coalition government two years to postpone until the required fiscal adjustment program, is scheduled to meet today with the head of the Eurogroup, Jean-Claude Juncker, with Merkel in Berlin on Friday August 24, and will travel to Paris for talks on Saturday with French President François Hollande. While all these meetings go, the Greek government tries to reconcile a discrepancy of 11,500 million euros and thus demonstrate their new settings seriousness in implementing the agreed cuts.
The situation is not easy Samaras: externally receives pressure-IMF troika (IMF), European Central Bank (ECB) and European Commission (EC) - while in Greece is growing popular discontent with unemployment in 23%. The young executive accuses Greek fissures within it clear by further cuts.
However, the cuts are the currency you want to get unlock Samaras 31,500 million withheld from the troika bailout for lack of progress in fiscal adjustment. In addition, you want to start the two-year extension that would alleviate the economic and social discontent of the new setting, in a year in which it is intended, according to the latest data, the economy sinks further 7%, compared to 4.5 % contraction the government initially predicted. The cuts are also essential to obtain Athens 31 500 million euros of the troika, frozen for months by the lack of progress of the Government in announcing the new settings.
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