Here we are, today is the deadline for the restitution of 1.6 billion euros that were lent to Greece by the Monetary Fund and Europe; the money will be not given back, causing a national default…or maybe not?
It is last minute news assuming that the national default will be not declared, just the non-fulfillment of restitution of the loan, but why?
There are many interests regarding the economic situation in Greece, in the first place the world’s superpowers like the USA and China, that are encouraging the country to stay in the EU and avoid entering under the economic influence of Russia. The multiple diktats imposed by Germany didn’t let Greece and its leader Tsipras give in to the German blackmail, in fact Tsipras held a referendum on 5th July to decide whether or not to stay in Europe, showing a strong political reliability.
The situation is very serious in the country, regarding jobs, taxes, retirement benefits, trade, but if Greece got out of Europe and its accounts were restored, who would stay in the Eurozone? This is what the other countries fear, especially the strongest ones like Germany and France that could not impose their will anymore, but they also fear that other countries with a difficult economic situation will do the same.
By now let’s see how the Greek people will act and how the EU will manage the situation depending on the outcome of the votes.
