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Brussels warns Athens too demanding – Parool.nl

Brussels warns Athens too demanding – Parool.nl

03-02-15 16:08 pm – Source: Reuters

President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker. © epa

Brussels warns Athens excessive demands placebo in curbing the Greek debt mountain as ‘s 320 billion. It’s not that everything changed after the recent elections in Greece, the president of the European Commission proposed, Jean-Claude Juncker today

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The new Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. © epa

Euro countries like the Netherlands, Finland, Germany and the Baltic states are not prepared the Greeks come much cater

Juncker made his comments on the eve of a meeting in Brussels with the new Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras. The leftmost Tsipras and his brand new government to renegotiate with the creditors on how to tackle the huge debt. Expectations about the outcome of the interview tomorrow are not high, diplomats reported. Tsipras also consult with European Minister Donald Tusk

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Account must of course be taken of the outcome Greek parliamentary elections, but “we do not go all upset” because an election result has been that some people like and others do not, Juncker said. The new rulers in Greece must also take into account the different parties.

For a new agreement with its creditors euroland Greece needs the support of the eighteen other euro area Member States. Euro countries like the Netherlands, Finland, Germany and the Baltic states are not prepared to meet the Greeks come much

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Initially Athens demanded the cancellation of a portion of its debt, but the government went back on. The main euroland Germany has announced that it is prepared to discuss an extension of the term of the debt.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte stressed that Greece must adhere to the agreements. According Rutte, the Greeks stand on its own, but that can not be provisionally according to him without support from Europe

(Edited by: Editorial).

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