Segundo o The Guardian citando a Reuters, a proposta grega ao Eurogrupo que se irá reunir de emergência amanhã em Bruxelas às 15h00, é a seguinte:
Greek request for bailout extension says Athens will honor its financial obligations to all creditors-document
Greece recognises existing bailout agreement as binding in its financial and procedural content-document
Greece says bailout extension would be monitored by the troika-doc
Greece says it will proceed jointly with euro zone over next 6 months to successfully conclude the bailout on the basis of troika, Greek Government proposals
Greek bailout extension request says next 6 months would be used to agree on “appropriate” primary fiscal surpluses
Greece says will refrain from unilateral action that would undermine fiscal targets, econ recovery and fin stability-doc
Greek proposal includes measures to deal with humanitarian crisis and kick start economy – Government official
Greece says bailout extension will allow Greek, IMF, European technical teams to negotiate possible new contract for recovery and growth
Greece says during bailout extension euro zone and Athens would discuss enacting further debt relief measures as mentioned by euro zone ministers in Nov 2012-doc
Greece is committed to fiscal balance during interim period under requested loan agreement extension – Greek Government official
Greece committed to reforms immediately on tax evasion and corruption- Government official
Greek request says the extension should allow the ECB to return to accepting Greek Government paper as collateral
Greek Government’s six month extension to give Government room to proceed with negotiations for a new growth deal over 2015-2019 – Government official
Greek Government official says new deal will also include agreement on debt reduction
Greek Government official says seeking debt reduction deal in line with 2012 Eurogroup agreement
Greece says extension should allow EFSF to extend validity of its bonds for Greek bank recapitalisation for six-months
http://oinsurgente.org/2015/02/19/a-capitulacao-do-syriza/
Se for uma coisa assim a probabilidade de passar deve ser grande (dependendo dos detalhes).
Boa Tarde.
No site do Chanel 4 faz-se uma análise muito boa da proposta da Grecia.
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What Yanis Varoufakis caved in on was, first, recognition that the old bailout deal was binding on Greece. However the words were: “binding vis-a-vis its financial and procedural content”. That was caveat number one.
On the fiscal surplus demanded by the troika, it says Greece will “attain appropriate primary fiscal surpluses” and that the fiscal targets for 2015 take into account the present economic situation. That is code for saying the mandated 4 per cent fiscal surplus is no longer binding.
The third area of unclarity was over how much of Syriza’s programme they were going to be allowed to implement. Varoufakis says: “Any new measures be fully funded while refraining from unilateral action that would undermine the fiscal targets, economic recovery and financial stability.”
Eagle-eyed lawyers will have spotted that all other forms of unilateral action remain possible, and that without a monitoring authority sitting closely next to Greek ministers, it’s all open to interpretation.
- See more at:
http://blogs.channel4.com/paul-mason-blog/greece-caves-bit-germany/3355#sthash.q6bMzKVS.dpuf