Reach agreement with Greece is something “important for all of Europe,” says Passos Coelho – The Prime Minister, Pedro Passos Coelho, lamented Thursday in Riga (Latvia), the delay in the signing of an agreement between Greece and other European partners.
When asked about the impasse that continues to occur in the negotiation process with Greece, Passos said there is a “persistent difficulties” in finding a solution.
To him, it was “important for everybody in Europe” that the impasse was over, noting that countries like Portugal and Spain “have gone through very demanding programs and were able to overcome such situations.” Passos Coelho also pointed out the example of Cyprus, which is about to successfully complete their program; regrets, therefore, the situation in Greece.
About a possible Greek exit from the euro zone, the prime minister said: “It would bring greater disturbance of the short-term perspective in financial terms, to the extent that the situation in Europe today has similarities to that lived two, three or four years. The problem put would be the medium and long term. ”
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