Alexis Tsipras assured that will respect the outcome of Sunday’s referendum. “The decision will be respected and implemented,” said the Greek prime minister in an interview to a Greek television.
The leader of Syriza said he did not believe that lenders want Greece to leave the euro zone, stressing that happening would have enormous consequences. He said he sees the referendum as a way to “continue negotiations”.
Tsipras said that the stronger the rejection of the proposal, the stronger will be in Greece for the next talks.
With banks closed until the 6th of July and the uncertainty about the future of the country at the lack of agreement with creditors, Tsipras admits that the “scenario is not ideal,” but stressed that Greece “will survive” with or without foreign aid program. “The Greek people saw that the last five months did what we could to reach an agreement. We did our best,” he said.
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