After
calling Troika demands “unacceptable” and urging Greeks reject them
with a “resounding NO” in Sunday’s plebiscite, he capitulated to most of
what he previously opposed.
Things remain fast-moving. Hours
earlier, the Financial Times obtained a letter he sent Troika officials.
It called his new proposal “a significant climbdown from his previous
position.” It destroyed what little credibility he had left.
calling Troika demands “unacceptable” and urging Greeks reject them
with a “resounding NO” in Sunday’s plebiscite, he capitulated to most of
what he previously opposed.
Things remain fast-moving. Hours
earlier, the Financial Times obtained a letter he sent Troika officials.
It called his new proposal “a significant climbdown from his previous
position.” It destroyed what little credibility he had left.
