By the envoy Marco Galdi ATHENS, 13 (ANSA) – Brussels After the battle, the war in Athens. Shortly after reaching the fragile agreement imposed by a parliamentary marathon to convince the “hawks” of Germany, the Greek premier, Alexis Tsipras, ended under friendly fire.
The first torpedo threw Tsipras Minister Energy, Panagiotis Lafazanis, leader of the radical wing of the leftist Syriza: the agreement reached in Brussels is “humiliating”. Then came the revenge of Yanis Varoufakis, the former finance minister who mercilessly attacked Tsipras, with the accusation of having “given” to choose “not to challenge creditors.” Also
Panos Kammenos, defense minister and nationalist leader Anel (allies Syriza), announced that his party in parliament will not support Tsipras.
In other words, Syriza lost along the way the radical wing and its “junior partner” of government. Now, in the table Tsipras three working hypotheses: Reset Cabinet minority government with outside support or new position for an executive of national unity
future Tsipras continues in other words to be a surprise and puts. stake his personal credibility and the fate of an entire country.
The premier has the backing of the Democrats of New Democracy and PASOK Socialists, who ruled Greece for 40 years and led the country into the abyss, plus To Potami centrists considered in turn representing the interests of shipowners and “barons” of the TV.
A combination that could be fatal for the premier, who for many Greeks on the other hand continues to be the only “new man” of the post-dictatorship Greece.
Shortly after his return from Brussels, Tsipras met with all his ministers, while tomorrow’s scheduled a meeting with members of Syriza. The “loyal” to the premier, as Yorgos chondros, say the party will stand the test. However, for the next 48 hours Tsipras will be a nightmare, to be seen to approve the pension reform (which depend on judgments of constitutional legitimacy), VAT (as already warned the unions), the rules on independence institute of statistics and the creation of the Audit Committee (the supervisory balance sheet provided by the Fiscal Pact).
All changes and developments in any country would require years of time to be modified and approved.
Just in trying to accelerate these key reforms, Finance Minister Tsakalatos Euclid, quickly returned to Athens. But the president of the Parliament, Zoe Constantopoulou, another exponent of the radical wing, could try to turn attempts to play down speed to approve the rules.
Tsipras could then respond by resorting to heavy-handed, given that you have the right of ask “censorship” of Constantopoulou, opening the way for the presidency of Parliament ends in the hands of a “fair” or vice president, Alexis Mitropolous.
politically blow over in other words to be to Varoufakis, former minister who said that the Eurogroup “is an orchestra conducted by Minister (German Wolfgang) Schaeuble.” And that orchestra, he added, Tripras decided to fold.
The backdrop of this complex situation is the 24-hour strike on Wednesday declared by the union of public workers. Banks will moreover also closed tomorrow, the Ministry of Finance reported, without elaborating on when to reopen. GLD-MAC / ACZ
13.07.2015 23:48
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