German daily says time for Greece to leave the euro
Greece is reaching the endgame next week, Germany’s best-selling Bild newspaper said on Saturday.
Greeks
are plundering their bank accounts, imports to the country are not
longer guaranteed, rumors abound of drachma being printed and energy
suppliers are no longer paid, Nikolaus Blome, Bild’s chief political
columnist, said in an editorial in Saturday’s edition.
“Greece is
unraveling, it’s coming apart,” Blome said. “Irrespective of how the
upcoming parliamentary elections turn out, ‘business as usual’ won’t
work any more.”
Billions of euros in more aid from Europe can help
Greece through the next day, week or month, but it can’t bring about
the far more important new beginning that’s needed in the economy,
politics and administration. The Greek state “must be rebuilt, like in a
developing nation,” he said.
“Someone among the eurozone leaders
must finally tell the Greeks the truth: this fresh start can only be
achieved with a radical first step,” he said. “And that means leaving
the euro.”
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