(Boursier.com) – The French are less likely to think that the Greeks can overcome the crisis by leaving the euro zone. According to a survey Tilder / LCI / Opinion Way for the program “The Question of Eco”, 46% of respondents believe that the best solution is a “Grexit”. They were 49% consider it in May 2012. Nicolas Boudot analyst Tilder includes through these results that “French taxpayers do not want to be liable for the debt of a third country.” Indeed, if Greece were to leave the monetary union, its debt would be transferred to other countries of the eurozone, therefore, on public finances …
A standoff without end
For weeks, the Greek government is engaged in a standoff with the ECB and the IMF for debt repayment, the amount of which is estimated at 320 billion euros. A solution must be found before 30 June, while the prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, said not being able to repay its creditors. Every day meetings take place to address this major headache quickly. Thursday at yet another meeting, the IMF has deprived Greece of all hope to avoid a default at the end of the month, if she does not pay him at least € 1.6 billion.
The policies do not envisage a “Grexit”
On Wednesday, during a public session at the National Assembly, Michel Sapin said that a Greek exit of the Eurozone would be “extremely serious, first and foremost for Greece.” An opinion shared by many politicians, both right and left. There are some days, Nicolas Sarkozy had expressed during a visit to Berlin on the Greek case. He has criticized the prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, not to be “on top of the situation” while remaining convinced “that we can not drop the” Mediterranean country …
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