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She severely criticizes the Greek government with her extensive commentary on the course of reforms in Greece. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung . In its article entitled "Athens misleads lenders" the Frankfurt newspaper estimates that "because the government in Greece is postponing long-standing reforms, there is a risk of a bumpy landing. Because the third bailout and loan program for Greece breathes it 2018. The country is still a long way from a minimum degree of economic recovery", notes FAZ, considering that it is currently doubtful that the Greek state will be able to resume full management of the economy after the end of the current program. "Because for’ for this, the government should have radically renewed the state apparatus and strengthened the development forces of the private economy". These two actions, emphasizes the German newspaper, were foreseen in detail in the context of the rescue programs and are a commitment of the Greek governments. However, structural changes "not done yet", FAZ observes and comments: "Out of nationalistic stubbornness and populism, but mainly because of the commitments towards their customer groups, neither the conservative government of Antonis Samaras nor the far-left cabinet of Alexis Tsipras identified with the reformist conditions". Fri.’ all these, as estimated by FAZ, "no European politician wants a new drama around Greece this year, not even Alexis Tsipras. Therefore, the partners will content themselves with some symbolic reform actions and will otherwise focus on fiscal arithmetic", the commentator estimates, stressing that "it will soon be too late to make up for neglected structural reforms", ενώ επιρρίπτει στον Έλληνα πρωθυπουργό και στους κομματικούς του συντρόφους ότι «εξακολουθούν να κάνουν τα πάντα προκειμένου να παρεμποδίσουν τις διαθέσεις ανάκαμψης και τις επενδύσεις». Σύνδεση στην πηγή…
She severely criticizes the Greek government with her extensive commentary on the course of reforms in Greece. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung . In its article entitled "Athens misleads lenders" the Frankfurt newspaper estimates that "because the government in Greece is postponing long-standing reforms, there is a risk of a bumpy landing. Because the third bailout and loan program for Greece breathes it 2018. The country is still a long way from a minimum degree of economic recovery", notes FAZ, considering that it is currently doubtful that the Greek state will be able to resume full management of the economy after the end of the current program. "Because for’ for this, the government should have radically renewed the state apparatus and strengthened the development forces of the private economy". These two actions, emphasizes the German newspaper, were foreseen in detail in the context of the rescue programs and are a commitment of the Greek governments. However, structural changes "not done yet", FAZ observes and comments: "Out of nationalistic stubbornness and populism, but mainly because of the commitments towards their customer groups, neither the conservative government of Antonis Samaras nor the far-left cabinet of Alexis Tsipras identified with the reformist conditions". Fri.’ all these, as estimated by FAZ, "no European politician wants a new drama around Greece this year, not even Alexis Tsipras. Therefore, the partners will content themselves with some symbolic reform actions and will otherwise focus on fiscal arithmetic", the commentator estimates, stressing that "it will soon be too late to make up for neglected structural reforms", ενώ επιρρίπτει στον Έλληνα πρωθυπουργό και στους κομματικούς του συντρόφους ότι «εξακολουθούν να κάνουν τα πάντα προκειμένου να παρεμποδίσουν τις διαθέσεις ανάκαμψης και τις επενδύσεις». Σύνδεση στην πηγή…