Exit to markets: SYRIZA reacts nervously

SYRIZA's reaction is betrayed by “nervousness” on the exit of Greece to markets.

Characteristically, the parliamentary representative of SYRIZA, Dimitris Papadimoulis, speaking on SKAI tv channel this afternoon underlined that the exit to markets will “increase public debt”!

“What should have been done, is to first have a debt haircut and then Greece to exit to markets with a plan”, commented Mr. Papadimoulis.

He moved on with his criticisms, and characterized the loan interest rates of Greece as “too salty”, underlining: “It is double the interest rate of Spain and Portugal”.

Even the DemLeft, according to Mr. Papadimoulis “which is not blamed as a nihilist, declared today that this move is huried, and is dictated by political motives”.

“To expect that elections and Merkel's support will turn out for the best, while the majority of the Greeks disagrees with Merkel's politics, is quite benighted”.

Earlier, spokesman of the main opposition party Mr. Panos Skourletis had underlined that the greek exit to markets is “set-up and costly” as well as that it will be a hurtful politica move “because we are portraying an image that the country can borrow”.