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How the difficult dynamic between Greece's negotiator Varoufakis and the Dutch negotiator for the eurozone Dijsselbloem may have compromised the talks on June 25, 2015 leading to the crisis- the Greece referendum and the Third bailout program
07/02/2015
In the talks after July 7, Greece's new negotiator Tsakalotos showed a complete change of approach, listening to his counterparts on the other side which changed the tone of the talks. Another helpful factor was the role played by premier Manuel Valls and president Hollande of France in sending advisors to Athens to make sure the details were already worked out. The softspoken Tsakalotos from St Paul's School and Oxford, the Spanish born Valls, and chancellor Merkel with her ability to get German opinion behind her for the sake of Europe, may emerge as the wiser heads in this crisis.
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