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It started the meeting “political” on Greece from the EU Commission President Juncker, the ECB President Draghi, the director of the IMF Lagarde and the President of the Eurogroup Dijjselbloem to take stock of the negotiations. She attended by the director general ESM, Regling. After the meeting there will be a meeting with the premier Tsipras, for a day of talks that promises long and extremely complex.

Meanwhile, the financial markets reacted to the sentences of Tsipras, according to which the proposed Athens would be rejected by international creditors. The Greek prime minister, with a tweet before the meeting with the creditors and the Eurogroup of this afternoon, denounced “a strange attitude. And behind the position of the institutions there may be two options: “Either they do not want an agreement or are serving special interests.” According to government sources greek, the IMF would have rejected measures like increasing taxes on higher incomes or the reshaping of contributions, instead of other measures to increase revenue and reduce costs.

“We have not yet, there remains much work to do,” confirmed the President of the Eurogroup Jeroen Dijsselbloem. EU sources, however, insist that the heads of state and government want to reach an agreement by tomorrow, words also confirmed by the Italian Minister of Economy Padoan. The international creditors would, at this point, presented in Athens a new counterproposal to bridge the gaps, while the Greek premier show publicly all his frustration via Twitter: “The fact that the institutions should continue to reject the” equivalent measures “proposed by the Government greek never happened before, nor Ireland, nor with Portugal, “he wrote before leaving for Brussels. According to observers, the reference is to the IMF, which is accused of blocking the negotiations between Athens and its creditors at a crucial time, as we approach the June 30 deadline for the repayment of 1.6 billion to the Fund.

And the rating agency Standard & amp; Poor’s warns that the limited progress in negotiations between Greece and creditors seen to date suggest that the output of Athens from the euro zone is possible.

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