Rome – Athens will present a plan to the European Union by 7 billion that will be recovered through measures to combat the smuggling of cigarettes and petrol and with the imposition a sheet. The letter, however, has not yet arrived in Brussels: the European Commission are aware that there is time until midnight. The anticipation content arrives, then, by the German newspaper “Bild” that the government aims to derive from the contrast to the smuggling of petrol 1.5 billion euro; by contrast to the smuggling of cigarettes, 800 million; 2.5 billion should come with a sheet for the Greeks richer; and 2.5 billion from income tax arrears. The German press, however, remember that to get the go-ahead of Germany, the plan must also be approved by Parliament: in short, the route to Athens may still be the climb. This is also why the European Commissioner for Economic Affairs Pierre Moscovici explained that the European Commission expects from Greece a reform plan “ambitious” but “financially realistic.” Speaking on France 2 said that “this is not to impose austerity in Athens,” the need to “help the people of greek, but at the same time with realism.” The greek government will still have to submit before tonight a reform plan that allows him to get the go-ahead for the extension of four months of funding that support its economy: Athens must recover at least 7 billion euro . For Moscovici plan “must take into account that the debt must be repaid” and reiterated that the exit of Greece from the euro is not in discussion because “there is no Plan B, there is only one plan: in Greece the euro zone. “ The document, however, is likely to be the yield of Alexis Tsipras: nonstente promises during the election campaign are, in fact, cuts in state and austerity. The six-page document will be delivered today to EU, ECB and IMF: deregulation, government reform and opening to private; the only humanitarian measure would crash the confiscation of homes.
- Arguments:
- Greece
- 2015 elections Greece
- EU
- Eurogroup
- Starring:
- Alexis Tsipras
- Pierre Moscovici
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