Greece: waiting for EU leaders and the ECB Tsipras, “here is reform plan” – AGI – Agenzia Journalistic Italy

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21:03 June 21, 2015

(AGI) – Brussels, August 21 – The creditors of Greece have met this afternoon to assess the package of proposals submitted by Athens. But, have reported several diplomatic sources, the Greek proposals are not yet available despite Alexis Tsipras has said of them developed.
Tomorrow morning, meanwhile, the ECB will face ‘in a runione at 10.30 am on the topic of liquidity ‘banking greek. Orders withdrawal of deposits for tomorrow has reached one billion euro. Also tomorrow morning Alexis Tsipras and Jean-Claude Juncker will meet in Brussels before starting the special summit devoted to economic and financial situation of Greece. Today the greek premier and the president of the European Commission have woven a series of telephone conversations, in the same hour in which the Greek government did know that a package of new proposals for an agreement on the debt and ‘ready and will be’ presented to creditors .
plan Tsipras and Varoufakis: stop to early retirement The greek government is preparing a new program of reforms to be presented tomorrow at the Eurogroup summit, so as to encourage an agreement on the debt with financial institutions.
According to private TV station Mega, the plan provides for a stop to early retirement as of January 1, 2016, an increase of “solidarity fee ” for people who earn more ‘than 30,000 euro per year and for the companies’ profits higher 500,000 euro. In addition, the government would put on the table Tsipras measures permanent tax equal to 2% of GDP in Greece and other administrative measures to 0.5%, by accepting the demands of creditors who solicited measures of 2.5% of GDP. The VAT would be left maintained the current rate of 6.5%, 13% and 23%, but would increase taxes on some foods and about hotels.
Athens would also be ready to keep the controversial property tax, the ‘Enfia, he has pledged to abolish this year. xxx Greece: Athens, “we have presented our proposals for understanding” Athens has presented its proposals to the European Union for a solution to the debt crisis that threatens to push it out of the eurozone. The greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, reads a note from the greek government, has developed a package for an “agreement of mutual benefit” with which to try to convince the European Commission and the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, to reach a “final solution” to resolve the deadlock between Athens and creditors. The proposals will be discussed in special summit on the European agenda for tomorrow. .

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