On the eve of the day of silence was held in Greece between supporters and opponents of cooperation with the IMF – the first channel

less than a day left before the referendum in Greece, the results of which concern, without exaggeration, the entire Old World, and a significant part of the New. In Sunday’s vote Greeks must decide whether to agree to the regime even more austerity in exchange for new loans or not. Prime Tsipras persuades the Greeks reject the terms of the IMF, the opposition calls for them to take, and the population was divided roughly equally. Humor and those other battles, and where drying up verbal arguments in turn let his fists.

Less than a day left before the referendum in Greece, the results of which concern, without exaggeration, the entire Old World, and a significant part of the New. In Sunday’s vote Greeks must decide whether to agree to the regime even more austerity in exchange for new loans or not. Prime Tsipras persuades the Greeks reject the terms of the IMF, the opposition calls for them to take, and the population was divided roughly equally. Humor and those other battles, and where drying up verbal arguments in turn let his fists.

safety measures are in Athens over the past few weeks. Before two large protests the police did everything to avoid unrest. The center has been cordoned off. Nevertheless, the group of young men tried to attack the protesters. They were quickly blocked. Several instigators arrested.

At the central Syntagma Square in Athens gathered opponents of the agreement with international lenders. One after another, the popular Greek artists, politicians and leaders of civil society organizations called for citizens to say a resounding “no” ultimatum to foreign financiers, who in exchange for support from the Greeks demand more austerity measures. The climax was the performance of the Prime Minister, who with great difficulty along the corridor of the dozens of guards, broke on the scene through the exultant crowd.

“The citizens of Athens, the Greek people, on Sunday we do not just decide to stay in Europe. We are determined to live in Europe, with dignity, work and prosper and be equal among equals. Together, we must say” no “to any ultimatum. Nobody has the right to threaten to divide Europe. And ultimatums are known to sometimes return to haunt those who presents them “- said the Prime Minister of Greece, Alexis Tsipras.

Supporters of the prime minister, according to various sources, there were between 30 and 50 thousand, and then interrupted his very emotional speech with applause and shouted “no.”

“The austerity measures have failed, obviously. We need changes in Europe. Our government should reject the claims of creditors”, – said the participants of the rally.

“In recent years we lived like under the dictatorship. We drove to Brussels and lenders. And our previous government was their puppet. More than this will not happen, “- said a supporter of the prime minister.

At the same time, and also emotionally, though on a smaller scale, near the famous white marble Panathinaikos Stadium, held a rally of supporters of the agreement with the creditors.

“We will vote” for “and only” for “. Only then Greece will hope. We can see that the current government had done: just a few months it was thrown to his actions, not ten years ago,” – says supporters of the agreement with the creditors.

“I want to apologize to the whole of Europe for our government that has no idea what to Greece,” – says the woman.

The opposition leader, former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is sure that the referendum will be for the country’s most serious consequences.

“On Sunday we will vote for or against the euro and not for or against the proposals of creditors. The government promised that in the case of support in a referendum, he will be able to achieve better terms from creditors in the next 48 hours. This just unreal, “- said the former Prime Minister of Greece Antonis Samaras.

Today, in Greece the day of silence before Sunday voting. Tomorrow, it turns out, if citizens agree to in exchange for helping lenders to their harsh conditions, including the regular tax increases, cuts in social benefits and raising the retirement age to 67 years. According to the latest polls, the opponents of this agreement is far more than supporters. What will happen next week when Greece after the forced break open the banks, which, according to some reports, there is practically no cash, not really even know the experts. Another mystery – whether Athens will remain in the euro zone? And finally, very dense fog shrouded the fate of the multibillion-dollar debts of the Greek State.

Maxim Semin

Management Information Programs

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