Greek PM Alexis Tsipras was “crucified” by EU chiefs yesterday after striking a humiliating bailout deal to save his country from bankruptcy.
“They crucified Tsipras in there. Crucified,” a senior eurozone official said.
Greece was forced to swallow further austerity and give up sovereignty over much its financial affairs in return for a €86billion (£61billion) rescue package - sparking the mass retweeting of the hashtag #thisisacoup.
EU President Donald Tusk declared the “Agreekment” just before 8am yesterday following all-night talks in Brussels.
But the crisis is not over yet as Mr Tsipras may struggle to get the draconian measures through the Greek Parliament tomorrow (WED). Full story...
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“They crucified Tsipras in there. Crucified,” a senior eurozone official said.
Greece was forced to swallow further austerity and give up sovereignty over much its financial affairs in return for a €86billion (£61billion) rescue package - sparking the mass retweeting of the hashtag #thisisacoup.
EU President Donald Tusk declared the “Agreekment” just before 8am yesterday following all-night talks in Brussels.
But the crisis is not over yet as Mr Tsipras may struggle to get the draconian measures through the Greek Parliament tomorrow (WED). Full story...
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