The agreement of July 21 either would be guaranteed as it is or we would seek something better Greek FinMin has reportedly said at the morning meeting of a ruling party parliamentary committee.
Talking to PASOK MPs, Evangelos Venizelos said that there is no strategic plan in Europe, sources noted, while he said that the delay should be attributed to the ongoing discussions between the two intrazone bloc’s, Germany-Holland and France-Italy-Spain.
He added that the discussions focus on addressing the debt problem, commenting that the country is on the razor’s edge.
“Greece would either stay nailed down or emerge [from the crisis]”, he stressed. Regarding the fate of July 21 agreement, he declined to forecast but said that Greek government wants a legally and institutionally regulated agreement.
But, several lawmakers spoke of need for political initiatives to accelerate the program. Reportedly, Venizelos replied that elections would be disastrous for the country at that moment.
The issue of a referendum was not discussed comprehensively.
(source: capital)
See all the latest news from Greece and the world at Greekreporter.com. Contact our newsroom to report an update or send your story, photos and videos. Follow GR on Google News and subscribe here to our daily email!
