President of the European Commission (EC), Jean-Claude Juncker, and Prime Minister of Greece, Alexis Tsipras met so that Tsipras discuss your proposals to restructure Greek debt.
After the meeting, under which a press is not provided, Tsipras will move to the headquarters of the European Council to meet its president, Donald Tusk Polish. Greek Prime Minister will also meet with President of the Parliament, Martin Schulz, whom he received in Athens last week.
Tsipras explained this Wednesday (04/02/2015) European authorities plans his government, which does not recognize as legitimate creditors triad formed by the Commission, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which aims to restructure debt, canjeándola two types of new bonds.
“Note convictions of others”
Juncker, during a speech Tuesday at the European Parliament, today announced that Tsipras tell what has already forwarded two conversations Phone. “Obviously we have to take into account the democratic expression of the Greeks, but those who won the elections also have to take into account the convictions of others” Europeans, said the president of the EU executive.
He added that further that Greece “has democratically expressed what he wants, others have done the same in Europe,” while warning that the EU “will not change everything” for his victory in
Hellenic elections .
Yes admitted that “it will be necessary to make some adjustments to our policies,” as in relation to the austerity Tsipras combat and they said this is not an end in itself and
yes “causes social problems that are detrimental to social cohesion.”
In parallel with the European tour Tsipras, his finance minister, Yanis Varufakis, meets today in Frankfurt ( Germany) with ECB President Mario Draghi, who will present their new proposals on debt and economic growth. Athens advocates a “bridge agreement” until June 1, under which the ECB would promise to continue to provide liquidity to the Greek financial system under favorable conditions.
CP (efe, RTR)
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