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– I’m sorry, but there is no possibility of you to come out of this room – he had to tell the head of the European Council, Donald Tusk, announces the prestigious economic newspaper “Financial Times”. “Approximately hours. Six in the morning was the moment in which Greece was close to leaving the euro area” – said in the article, describing the scenes negotiations.
The bone of contention was to determine the size of funduszuprywatyzacyjnego. Angela Merkel wanted to make the repayment of Greece’s debt allocated 50 billion from the profits of the fund. Tsipras took it as degrading to the Greeks, arguing that it would mean a waiver by the country’s assets, worth almost one third of total national income. It was only after a compromise was reached on this issue.
“Let’s throw everything and let us speak frankly”
On Saturday, after lengthy discussions, it seemed that the only possibility is a Greek exit from the euro zone. – Let’s throw everything and let us speak frankly – was to propose at some point, French finance minister, Michel Sapin, informs the “Financial Times”.
Many politicians benefited from the suggestions. Alexander Stubb, Finnish Minister of Finance, had accused the Greeks, that for half a century not carried out the necessary reforms. In turn, the Minister of Finance of Germany, Wolfgang Schäuble, had a quarrel with Mario Draghinim, head of the European Central Bank. The German minister had to throw that “there is an idiot” when he did not like condescending Draghiniego.
At some point, the politicians had created the belief that the Germans and the Greeks do not negotiate in bad faith. One of the advocates to stop Greece in the euro zone was the President of France Francois Hollande.
Ultimately, Hollande had a lead Tsipras Merkel and Tusk’s office, where he worked out a final agreement.
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