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An overwhelming majority of Greeks believe new austerity measures the government has promised its international lenders in exchange for more financial aid are unfair and hurt the poorest sections of society, a poll showed on Saturday. More than 90 percent of Greeks believe the planned spending cuts and reforms are unfair and burden the poor, a survey by polling agency MRB for Sunday’s edition of Realnews showed. Still, about 67 percent of those polled want Greece to stay in the euro. Only 33 percent of the 1,003 surveyed said they believed these measures can help fix Greece’s fiscal woes, while the vast majority said they were pessimistic about Greece’s future and expected more austerity measures in coming years. The poll was conducted from September 18-20, as the government and inspectors from the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF struggled to hammer out the new austerity package. (source: Realnews, Reuters) Most Greeks Feel New Austerity Measures are Unfair:Poll An overwhelming majority of Greeks believe new austerity measures the government has promised its international lenders in exchange for more financial aid are unfair and hurt the poorest sections of society, a poll showed on Saturday. Susan Daltas Perhaps because they ARE unfair. I, for one, will only begin to feel part of the struggle when politicians and ministers and high-up government officials (who after all caused the problem in the first place) give up at least 50% of their salaries and renounce their perks and trade in their luxury cars for smaller models. Anonymous Indeed austarity is unfair… unfair to foreign creditors and taxpayers. Austarity should have come earlier but instead communist populatist extremists like you encourage Greeks to think they are entitled to steal the money of foreign creditors. Sure is nice to have someone else pay for your way through life. Aren’t you ashamed of yourself stealing money from other families? Anonymous I agree with you politicians must also take step cuts in pay and perks to show solidarity with the people. Susan Daltas My kids are going to laugh themselves silly when I tell them I have been accused of being communist, populist and extremist! The second Mr. Anonymous has obviously misunderstood my point entirely. Anonymous I scanned the name and saw the “S” and my mind went instantly to the commie Syriza nut “Sal” that haunts these pages. My apologises. My mistake. I’m just worried extremists in Greece are going to destroy our country. - 10 / 23 Greeks Shun Low-Paying Internet Jobs - 10 / 23 ‘Papadopoulos & Sons’ Heads to Thessaloniki Film Festival - 10 / 23 World Bank Sees Greece as More Competitive - 10 / 23 Bollywood Actress Neetu Chandra: Indians and Greeks Have ‘A Lot’ in Common - 10 / 23 Venizelos Backs Samaras, Kouvelis Doesn’t - 10 / 23 Siamo Tutti Greci, Italian Painters at Benaki - 10 / 23 WOMEX in Thessaloniki, Music and More - 10 / 23 Teen Immigrants in Greece Have No Hope
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Većina Grka drže nepravednim nove mjere štednje 23.9.2012 9:25:00 | Autor/Izvor poslovni.hr Velika većina Grka misli kako su nove mjere štednje koje je vlada obećala svojim međunarodnim zajmodavcima u zamjenu za daljnu financijsku pomoć nepravedni i štete najsiromašnijim dijelovima društva, pokazalo je u nedjelju istraživanje javnoga mišljenja. Skoro bankrotirana Grčka treba odobrenje Europske unije i Međunarodnog monetarnog fonda za mjere štednje u iznosu od skoro 12 milijardi eura kako bi dobila narednu tranšu pomoći bez koje se suočava s neplaćanjem dugova i mogućim izlaskom iz euro zone. Više od 90 posto Grka misli kako su...više