The possibility that Alexis Tsipras and Syriza radical left organization win the general election in Greece on January 25 in Germany has reopened the debate over a possible Greek exit from the euro.
The magazine Der Spiegel published in today’s edition an article, according to which the government headed by Angela Merkel considered a Greek exit from the eurozone as “inevitable” if Tsipras wins the election and fulfill its promise to end austerity measures and reforms imposed by the European Union to the Mediterranean country to get it out of the crisis.
The most influential magazine in Germany is based on “government circles” who argue that both Chancellor Angela Merkel, as the Minister of Finance, Wolfgang Schäuble, come now “viable” an atraumatic Greek exit from the euro, as the worst of the crisis in the European Union has passed.
“Chataje”. While the government is silent, the controversy has already been unleashed. Thus, the Left Party, the main opposition grouping, accused Merkel of being blackmailing the Greeks with veiled threats, expressed through leaks to the media, to influence the elections of January 25.
“With this indiscretion, the Government is launching a bomb aggravating the Greek crisis. It is obvious to destabilize Greece before the elections blackmail, “said Bernd Riexinger leftist leader.
On behalf of the Eurosceptics Alternative for Germany (AFD) has been instead satisfaction and president of the party, Bernd Lucke said finally, belatedly, Merkel and Schäuble seemed to have recognized the errors.
Inestabilidad.Por other hand, Der Spiegel quoted an expert from the Government, which not identifies which says that making concessions to an eventual government would Tsipras politically destabilize other countries.
“From the National Front in France until can in Spain, through the movement of Beppe Grillo in Italy all the radicals would downwind if Greece an anti-government reforms or anti-Europe imposed to most other European states “the expert said.
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