Esquerda radical quer nacionalizar bancos e rasgar acordo com ‘troika’

Uma colecção de artigos recentes sobre os eventos na Grécia, o título deste post é dos meus “Headlines” favoritos, cortesia do Económico:

‘Levantaos, mostrad respeto al líder’ (revelador acerca dos Nazis Gregos…)

Grèce : Tsipras exclut un gouvernement de coalition soutenant l’austérité

Election results nibble away at eurozone credibility

Greece Threatens To Destroy Euro, France’s Hollande Rejects Austerity, Alexis Tsipras, has broken the pro-Europe control of the country’s major parties. Tsipras has threatened the rest of Europe, saying “this crisis isn’t just Greek, it’s European […], there will either be a collective, sustainable and fair European solution to the public debt issue or it will collectively fall apart,”

Economists said that without a government in Athens, the bail-out was essentially on hold. A quarterly visit scheduled for next week by officials from the International Monetary Fund to inspect compliance with the bailout’s terms is expected to be postponed.

“The numbers for a leftist coalition don’t add up this time around, so yes, we are looking towards the next election. There is nothing wrong with that,” a Syriza official said.

Given these dynamics, elections in June and a victory for SYRIZA and the anti-memorandum block seem almost certain.

“But if, as looks likely, there are repeat elections, Syriza might even emerge with a better result as the first party.”

(já agora em França) François Hollande bloqueia preço dos combustíveis