The paper sees that there are more painful reforms to be applied in Greece and the Prime Minister, A.Tsipras seems nervous and unsure about bringing them to the parliament; “there must be more reforms in the pension scheme, which Greece's creditors consider essential, if the country is ever going to regain the trust of private investors and the economy become self funded. Tsipras is apprehensive about all that”.
The paper does not fail to observe that the two main workers syndicates brought the private and public sector to a halt in the beginning of December when they organized a 24 hour general strike. A month earlier, large demonstrations were held. Die Welt considers the two as “serious messages towards the Syriza government”.
A few days ago, the PM spoke about the exclusion of the IMF from the Greek bailout program, yet all of the Eurozone partners adamantly denied such a possibility.
The possibility of a Grexit is supported by the statement of the head of the ESM that “such a possibility (of an exit from the Eurozone) always exists if the members of the monetary union fail to respect their obligations”.