Rehn also published in the Kathimerini newspaper interview in Athens, the government of the country have taken tough measures to allow questions on the crisis, after coming to the brink of the cliff by the EU and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said there is no other way to Greece who want to help. Rehn, a specific reaction against the reforms that I know. This is a long time and is now living on the possibilities inherent to each country must take drastic measures. Greece has long been on the possibilities of a life continued. Very close to the abyss of the spring, and headed to the EU and the IMF. There was no way to ensure the Trust said tough measures.
Reliability issue
Rehn, In this regard, the EU and to abide by the agreement with the IMF stated that Greece is a reliability issue, of Greece, but it could turn to markets in stages from 2012, in what way it will develop due to development, he said. IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn, also, that the Greek economy at a critical stage in the coming months to go from making a number of fundamental changes, he said.
Meanwhile, the Greek media reports, the EU, the Greece of turning back to the old currency, the drachma has been claimed that the probability of a serious discussion. News, international rant about the environment will return to Greece of 20 billion drachmas was allegedly played by the euro bet. Veto weekly newspaper of Greece, the euro and 30 percent come from the script to return to headline develüasyonla drahmiye carrying out of circulation in 2002, 1000 drahmideki shield instead of the god Apollo photomontage put a picture of Prime Minister George Papandreou. On the other hand, the minimum wage in the private sector 600 euro or 740 euro, 740 euro, or the withdrawal of the expected higher salaries. In addition, the salaries of SOE employees with youth in income over 1800 euro bill also foresees a 20 percent reduction was presented to parliament. The country's two largest trade union organization, the decision of the general strike took on these developments.
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