Greece: Tsipras lays “final solution” before – ZEIT ONLINE

The Greek Government has submitted a final proposal to the donors by its own account. This could save the country from the state bankruptcy.

21st June 2015 15:51 clock

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras | © Nikolas Georgiou / EPA / dpa

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has made new proposals on how the debt crisis could be resolved. This he had presented in a telephone conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francois Hollande and the President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker. You could make an “agreement for mutual benefit”, the Greek government said.

Which Details Tsipras’ contained proposals, the government did not share with. The Greek Sunday newspaper To Vima had previously reported that Tsipras is ready for the possibility of early retirement in 2016 to finish. The funders had the Greek government asked to abolish the early retirement immediately. The Government was considering in addition to cut military spending and businesses to tax future higher

One of the EU staff denied that Tsipras had submitted new proposals:.. “The work on new proposals goes on At this time, but no new proposals have been submitted. ” However, he acknowledged that there had been several phone calls between Tsipras, Merkel, Juncker and IMF chief Christine Lagarde.

The Greek Government and donors negotiate for five months about how the debt crisis of country could be overcome. The EU and the IMF hold date back 7.2 billion euros in loans because Greece did not fulfill the requirements. On Monday, the finance ministers of the euro countries are first come together, then to their leaders meet. Should not some Greece and donors, the country risks a sovereign default

Federal Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble warned the day before the summit again reforms in Greece:. “Where decided in Europe reforms not only, but have also been implemented our stabilization policy has worked in recent years “. This had happened in Ireland, in Portugal, Cyprus, Spain “and in Greece also, as long as there reforms have been implemented,” Schaeuble said in Rasdorf where the Point Alpha Prize he was awarded for his contribution to the unification of Germany and Europe , He warned against a softening of the common European rules. “Because if we look at what we have agreed, can not leave, then grow no confidence in Europe,” warned the Minister of Finance.