3 ms·
I don't see it the same way. A referendum can be acceptable (but why so late and why behind the backs of the Eurogroup?). But what is not acceptable is that Tsi
by thesumofall 11y ago
I don't see it the same way. A referendum can be acceptable (but why so late and why behind the backs of the Eurogroup?). But what is not acceptable is that Tsipras is telling the public to vote No. Why would anyone want to extend loans to someone who does not want a deal to come through?
- guelo 11y agoThe EU is also free to tell the people how to vote, and they've already started doing this. But they don't like populism, they'd rather governments impose austerity via diktat.
- tomp 11y agoTsipras is telling the public that he does not support the agreement. The public will have to decide if they want to avoid the potential negative consequences of no agreement (exit of Euro, EU, ...) more than they dislike the agreement.