During the twilight of Athens falls, lit a small fire the square in front of the Greek Parliament. A group of protesters has a Syriza flag lit, it burns in just a few moments down to a pile of ashes.
“I hope that this government falls is “Kreton Orphanus says about the coalition of Prime Minister and Syriza chief Alexis Tsipras while he waves his red flag. The 52-year-old Kreton is pulled on this Monday evening with hundreds peers before Parliament, to express his anger at Tsipras.
The Premier had on Monday morning the conditions for a third bailout package agreed with the international donors in Brussels after 17 hours negotiations – and thus at least for the time being averted a Greek state bankruptcy. Thus, the Greek Prime Minister has yes to reform list said their refusal he still has a week earlier recommended in his short scheduled referendum.
Home in Athens solves the not at all cheers out. “He has betrayed us,” sees the Kreton Orphanus. The disappointment with the psychologist sitting very deep, because he is a member of Tsipras’ left party Syriza Party.
“This is not my government, I would be leaving the euro have preferred, “says Orphanus who belongs to the left wing within Syriza. He waves a red flag on the main areas of the Group are summarized as follows: “We owe nothing to anyone, we do not sell anything and we do not pay anything.”
From this direction fierce resistance to the compromise offing, to not even Tsipras selfishness to sell as a success for itself.
“Tsipras has to go, because he broke his promise, “says Stathis Katsoulas, the referendum a week ago with” “voted because he reform list as a” No perceived humiliation of the Greek people. ” Under the eyes of the soldiers who guard track of the steps of the Parliament of the activities of the protesters, he agrees angry in the chorus of protesters: “No to Schäuble, no to austerity, yes to Grexit”
So it looks also the extreme left wing of the ruling party Syriza. He told to consider a No in the scheduled for Wednesday Parliament vote on the reform package demanded by the lenders. Even the nationalist coalition partners of the ruling Syriza declared on Monday evening, to have rejected the agreement.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has after his Yes in Brussels now under high pressure party rebel get a grip and is also dependent on the support of the opposition in all probability. When placing the new Reform list using the opposition through the Greek parliament, the Syriza boss will emerge strengthened from this week.
But what will happen to the ruling coalition? Many observers in Athens hold new elections in September is very likely. “Alexis Tsipras won for the moment above all time,” says Panagiotis Vlachos. The policy consultant, the network co-founded Forward Greece, the mood had made for the Yes camp in the referendum. Vlachos is convinced that if Tsipras gets down to the conversion of the reforms, his coalition with the right-wing nationalist will break
The risks of a lengthy government formation get Vlachos.. “That’s poison for the political stability and economic development.” The 37-year-old do not know if he will remain in Greece for longer. He studied Law and Administration at Harvard, to find a new job outside his home would not be difficult. “But what will become of this country if all the people go who want to change things?” He asks. The despair and the exhaustion of the last days are to be regarded him.
But what will be in September, will not talk about Vlachos that day. “We think this now more by the day,” he says.
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