BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The latest reform proposal presented by the Greeks to unlock a new influx of cash does not correspond to what was agreed a week ago, and now the ball is in the area of Athens. He said today the European Commission.
Greece, increasingly short of money, he needs to reach an agreement cash-for-Reforms with creditors to avoid default later this month, when it should repay EUR 1.6 billion to approximately International Monetary Fund.
“The technical work continues to try to eliminate differences between different positions and create the conditions for a unanimous agreement among all 19 members of the eurozone, “said Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas.
“The Commission is of the opinion that the ball is now clearly in the greek government must stick to the agreement reached in the meeting with President Juncker last Wednesday night, “he said at a briefing.
” The European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs Pierre Moscovici informed representatives of government greek yesterday afternoon that their latest proposals do not reflect the state of the discussions between the President and Prime Minister Juncker Tsipras on Wednesday night and of those between Mr Moscovici and Greek ministers Monday afternoon, “explained Schinas.
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