At the moment, the supposed triumph after the no-vote is riding the Tsipras government again new attacks against the creditor. And at the same time believes that it can now strengthened back to the negotiating table. The division of roles remains the familiar: Tsipras taunts – and Varoufakis wedges
Now they have what they wanted.. The leftist coalition Syriza has made every effort to elicit the Greek people a ‘no’ to the requirements of the creditors. There was a loud no. Accordingly profound is the relief of Tsipras government. Both Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his finance minister Yanis Varoufakis have established their political future on the referendum.
Now you have got the license to stay from the Greek people. But what is good for this license to? According to initial projections, said the Greek government spokesman Gabriel Sakellaridis, the mandate of the people is clear. Now start “a new attempt for a mutually beneficial agreement.” Even on Sunday to start the negotiations.
Varoufakis: “They wanted to humiliate us”
How to go the, remains open. Because rhetorically makes Tsipras government after the supposed triumph up where they had left off in the “election campaign” for the referendum: With escalations and attacks against the EU. Sakellaridis spoke of Greece donors now confront as “equal partners, not as debt colony”.
The controversial Finance Varoufakis threw creditors ago after the referendum that they were the Greeks want to humiliate and said that the euro area is no “huge iron cage of austerity” should be more
And Tsipras’ Defense Minister Panos Kammenos the populist right-wing coalition partners etched on Sunday night on Twitter against the financiers. “This shows that the Greek people not being blackmailed, can be terrorized and threatened
The head of government himself leaves in the evening of the referendum, the open attacks other -. and tried to give himself a statesman. He waited a long time before he turned in an address to his people. With haunting look into the camera, he thanked “every single one of the heart” and assured that he regarded the vote as an obligation to do his best to get out of the crisis. It was not a break with Europe.
Tsipras sprinkle salt into the wound
But between the lines, the statesman in air dissolves. Because Tsipras’ statement, the referendum was “supporting and strengthening our bargaining power for a sustainable agreement”, is not only to his people but also to the creditors. It means: Now we can make it even harder you
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And Tsipras thanks to the citizens of other European cities which have their solidarity with Greece shown at demonstrations is the salt which he diffuses into the European wounds that evening. By the evening of the referendum expires Greek Prime Minister back to his lyre the last days and weeks: the buck he looks to the EU, not with him. “There are just, sustainable solutions,” said Tsipras, adding something that many of its negotiating partners should perceive as mockery: “It must only both sides want.”
Bold or naive
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But the consultants believe really that funders just waiting after all that contact Tsipras and Varoufakis back to them at the negotiating table? After surprising breakdown of talks and calling a referendum, the German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble and politicians from other EU countries had repeatedly stressed that there is no basis of trust for discussions more.
In Greece this problem is on evening of the referendum simply hushed up. All pretend you can now simply continue negotiating – just from a stronger position out than before. The Greek government spokesman announced that Tsipras would “move quickly to implement the order of the people into action.” Varoufakis spoke of that you’ll call by the “courageous Yes” the partners to find common ground.
The question is whether Tsipras and his comrades are really so naive, or whether your people deliberately mislead in order to celebrate their victory can
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