Tsipras has promised voters he would not ask for an extension to the current loan package. The 240 billion euros bailout kept Greece in the euro but forced it to adopt painful austerity measures.
There are signs that European pressure and harsh economic reality are beginning to tell. At least the rhetoric is being toned down, and there’s a whiff of compromise in the air.
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