A possible agreement next week between Athens and creditors, seeing the Figaro
Debt relief is on the table. An agreement is possible next week. " With this title the newspaper Le Figaro publishes an article by Jean Jacques Mevel, special envoy in Amsterdam.
According to the author, the relations between the "triangle of distrust", Athens, Berlin and IMF began to relax. With consideration mutual concessions, the Tsipras government and its creditors could get out of the impasse, from next Thursday. This will avoid the same nervous breakdown last summer and will be the first step to resolve the intractable Greek public debt.
Nevertheless, it all depends on the last minute negotiations, argues and as Figaro "says Jeroen Dijsselbloem" has nothing written. "
On Friday, however, in Amsterdam, the finance ministers have ended in heavy deadlock nine months, whereas "it is possible an agreement in the coming days."
"And the situation is urgent," stresses the report, "because the third rescue program does not work (...) the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) has not released dime for Athens, for four months and there is a new risk to drive Greece in bankruptcy, in maturities of obligations.
"We do not want to relive the hot summer of 2015," says Finnish Minister Alexander Stubb.
It certainly is the prospect of danger, says the author, who led Alexis Tsipras, Christine Lagarde, and as shown and Wolfgang Schäuble to relax while the three points that paralyze everything from the fall. If confirmed disengage, creditors will give Athens the expected confirmation of good conduct for the initial evaluation and will reopen the spigot of credit, saving everyone from young cold sweats.
Debt relief is on the table. An agreement is possible next week. " With this title the newspaper Le Figaro publishes an article by Jean Jacques Mevel, special envoy in Amsterdam.
According to the author, the relations between the "triangle of distrust", Athens, Berlin and IMF began to relax. With consideration mutual concessions, the Tsipras government and its creditors could get out of the impasse, from next Thursday. This will avoid the same nervous breakdown last summer and will be the first step to resolve the intractable Greek public debt.
Nevertheless, it all depends on the last minute negotiations, argues and as Figaro "says Jeroen Dijsselbloem" has nothing written. "
On Friday, however, in Amsterdam, the finance ministers have ended in heavy deadlock nine months, whereas "it is possible an agreement in the coming days."
"And the situation is urgent," stresses the report, "because the third rescue program does not work (...) the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) has not released dime for Athens, for four months and there is a new risk to drive Greece in bankruptcy, in maturities of obligations.
"We do not want to relive the hot summer of 2015," says Finnish Minister Alexander Stubb.
It certainly is the prospect of danger, says the author, who led Alexis Tsipras, Christine Lagarde, and as shown and Wolfgang Schäuble to relax while the three points that paralyze everything from the fall. If confirmed disengage, creditors will give Athens the expected confirmation of good conduct for the initial evaluation and will reopen the spigot of credit, saving everyone from young cold sweats.
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