Debt Crisis: Berlin doubts faster agreement with Athens – THE WORLD

The “Bild” newspaper reported, citing government sources, in Berlin would expect a further bridge financing for Athens because the negotiations of international donors with the Greek government could not be completed in time.

The reason for the skepticism was noisy “image” on the one hand called that many questions about the reform package Be still unsettled. An agreement must but including Germany, after completion of the negotiations still under discussion and voted by the Greek Parliament and the national parliaments of six euro area countries. “That is not to create” the newspaper quoted a senior government official.

In addition, the Greek government is trying the resolution on the mutual perceptions particularly controversial reform measures to move as the stop of the early retirements and the elimination of tax benefits for farmers in the autumn, the report said. The federal government had however been always stated that they only agree to new aids if all reforms by the Greek Parliament have been adopted.

Since Athens on August 20, 3.4 billion euros (ECB) will have to repay to the European Central Bank, will be in Berlin calculated according to “Bild” with a further bridge financing. Already in July, the EU, Greece had paid just over seven billion euros as a bridge loan to help fund EFSM. The Bundestag plenary would report says another bridge loan likely to disagree, because the deputies of the government had granted approval for bridging aid to Athens in July.

EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker had appeared confident on Wednesday in an interview with the AFP news agency that until August 20, succeeds an agreement on a third utility. Also, the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said the negotiations were “in the last line”.

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