The yes's and no's of Greece

No to the chaperoning of Greece by a committee member of the EU and no to cutting wages in the private sector, said the PM and the three political leaders that support the government. In the meeting that lasted 2,5 hours, the Greek positioning towards the requests of the Troika was decided. 

The lenders have already clarified that they will not accept discounts in the changes they have asked for, nor shifts in the course of action on the part of the party leaders. The "bargaining" is at its final stage.

What could be the solution? To slash the 14th salary (Easter bonus) and to retain the 13th, which is the Christmas one; generalise all contracts of employment and part-time job contracts; sell the DEKO (energy, water etc) and rent out airports and ports; to give sea and sun, but for the networks should remain in the purview of the State.

If these things dont happen, the Troika will take the risk of stopping the deal and Greece will be led to default, which will be a loss for both sides. After the meeting, the PM left for Brussels in order to participate in tomorrow's summit.