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Tsipras set to expel SYRIZA rebels

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is set to begin a bruising week by clearing out party rebels opposed to an austerity package that will have to go through parliament within days, people close to the government say.

With Greece’s future in the eurozone in the balance and European partners demanding immediate action to rebuild broken trust and prove his commitment to reform, the 40-year-old leftist prime minister cannot afford to wait.

To convince creditors to start talks on a third multibillion euro bailout package, Greece will have to pass laws by Wednesday night to cut spending, toughen value added tax, overhaul pension systems, change bankruptcy rules and advance privatizations.

However a mini-rebellion of lawmakers on Friday laid bare tensions in the ruling SYRIZA party. The revolt saw 17 deputies from the government benches withhold support in a vote to authorise bailout negotiations, leaving Tsipras reliant on opposition parties to pass the measure.

Dealing with the consequences of that revolt will provide a clear signal of how determined Tsipras will be in pushing through the reforms European partners are demanding.
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Maystor wrote:Iako sam bio oštar prema grcima u ranijim postovima, ovo je sad fakat ponižavajuće. Meni više neugodno čitati šta ima rade. A neko reče Cipiripi je veliki igrač

SpecialOffer wrote:Broji li ko koji je dan kako je pao mrski kapitalizam?

ExNihilo wrote:Nema Evropa više sekunde tolerancije i kurtoazije. Čeličnom pesnicom protiv odmetnutog sina ili ti pun im je kurac Grčke.

Bodkin wrote: Postavili su se prema njima kao prema zlocincima jebote a ne jednom od jednakih

pici wrote:kako su mu ga metnuli, pa to je za nepovjerovat... ankela ne vadi... sad samo fali kolektivni harakiri... svaBa hoce posto poto da grKe izbaci iz eurozone, sad im je referendum skocio na nos

Alfons Kauders wrote:

pici wrote:kako su mu ga metnuli, pa to je za nepovjerovat... ankela ne vadi... sad samo fali kolektivni harakiri... svaBa hoce posto poto da grKe izbaci iz eurozone, sad im je referendum skocio na nos

Andja meće a ne vadi.

Ovo nije obicno mećanje, ovo je koordinirana i konstantna oluja mećanja.

Ovo je, da prostite, mećavina!

Grci sa strepnjom gledaju u Brisel: Nema dogovora kreditora i Tsiprasa
Lideri eurozone proveli su cijelu noć u razgovorima sa premijerom Grčke Alexisom Tsiprasom s ciljem pronalaženja rješenja za grčku krizu. Međutim, rješenje se još uvijek ne nazire.

Grčka bi od kreditora mogla dobiti pomoć "tešku" 86 milijardi eura ukoliko u zakone do 15. jula ugradi obećane reforme koje će za grčki narod, pogotovo penzionere, biti itekako bolne.

Sastanak u Briselu koji je počeo jučer ujutro još uvijek traje, a konkretnih rješenja još uvijek nema.

Kako javlja BBC, prijedlog rješenja nalazi se na stolu, ali detalja o njemu još uvijek nema. Bez nove tranše kredita, grčke banke se nalaze pred kolapsom, a zemlja na izlaznim vratima eurozone.

Predstavnici eurozone poručili su premijeru Grčke da reforme mora ugraditi u zakone dva dana prije nego pošalju pomoć.

Zvaničnici Vlade Grčke kažu da su prijedlozi "veoma loši" pa čak i "ponižavajući" za Tsiprasa i njegovu vladu.

Kako je kazala Danae Kyriakopoulou, ekonomistica Centra za ekonomska istraživanja iz Grčke, turizam te zemlje je velika nada za izlazak iz krize. Ona je dodala da Tsipras ima podršku velikih stranaka u Grčkoj, ali ne i toliku podršku svoje stranke.

Alfons Kauders wrote:Da mi je da bacim turu pokera s Cipiripijem i onim Celavcem.

U roku od 24 sata svekoliko forumsko puchanstvo bi dobilo poziv na besplatno ljetovanje na nekom od mojih egejskih otoka.

Koji amateri.

nocnaptica986 wrote:

Bodkin wrote: Postavili su se prema njima kao prema zlocincima jebote a ne jednom od jednakih

pa moraju kad su ih grci zajebali minimalno 10 puta u zadnjih 10-15 godina....sad eu hoce garancije da ce se dogovor ispostovati
mada iako sam bio protiv grce,sad mi ih je i pomalo zao

pici wrote:

Alfons Kauders wrote:Da mi je da bacim turu pokera s Cipiripijem i onim Celavcem.

U roku od 24 sata svekoliko forumsko puchanstvo bi dobilo poziv na besplatno ljetovanje na nekom od mojih egejskih otoka.

Koji amateri.

On Friday, Mr Tsipras capitulated - and accepted tax rises, pension cuts and economic reforms that his creditors had been demanding and which the Greek people overwhelmingly rejected in a referendum a few days earlier.
But rather than using Mr Tsipras's personally painful climbdown - which involved forming an entente with hated opposition parties and splitting his own party - as a basis for consensual discussions on a sustainable bailout, Eurogroup finance ministers, led by Germany's Wolfgang Schaeuble, denigrated it as too little, too late.
Instead, Mr Schaeuble tried to bundle Athens towards a door no one thought existed, since the euro is supposed to be forever - the one marked "temporary exit".
This so terrified Mr Tsipras that he has since, in the Eurogroup meeting and an all-night meeting of eurozone government heads - which at the time of writing is still continuing - allowed himself into negotiations that, if successful, would rob Greece of all meaningful economic sovereignty.
Tax, spending, privatisations and the structure of industries - the stuff that shapes lives - would be determined by emergency legislation rushed through the Greek parliament by Wednesday, with no opportunity for serious debate.
Is that democracy?

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There would in effect be a takeover, for years, of Greece by Berlin, Brussels and the IMF in Washington.
Monitors, from the IMF, would be permanently stationed in Athens, to prevent backsliding by the administration.
Privatisation proceeds would be put into some kind of escrow account, possibly in Luxembourg.
Athens would be deprived of even a figleaf of national economic autonomy.