For Lagarde Greece could leave the euro

Christine Lagarde has expressly declared that the exit of Greece from the euro is a chance that you may experience in a concrete way. The impatience of the creditors of Athens moves the staid atmosphere of the International Monetary Fund, to raise major concerns are the costs that the greek government has planned for pensions and state salaries, warned by the financial community as expressed a desire not to want to fulfill the reforms necessary for repayment of debt greek. Lagarde warned that the management of the country's possible exit from the euro would not be greek easy to manage, but it would definitely overcome by the single currency. In contrast, the European Commissioner for Economic Affairs Pierre Moscovici, has spoken of a possible deal with Athens, but has denied the statements by the government greek, that the route taken by the European Union had already reached three quarters of the total. On the other side Ocean Americans and Canadians show a certain fear of the consequences that could result from the exit of Greece from the euro, seeing a substantial weakening of the European market, it deemed essential for their goods. For this purpose has been requested more flexibility to allow Greece to solve its own problems. The fear is that a collapse greek can make too fragile global economy, when it sees the possibility of creating a large free trade area between Europe and America. However the stiffness that demonstrates Germany seems to direct towards a direction opposite to that appreciated from the USA, the solution for Greece. To do this you would think a greater involvement of the United States and other countries outside Europe, with practical help in Athens. This could avoid the political risk to move Greece from the west to Russia, which has repeatedly demonstrated interest in an alliance with Athens, based on common religious affiliation, but with obvious implications of a strategic nature and willingness to destabilize ' Atlantic Alliance. On the other hand it is these issues should convince the European Union itself to a different attitude, not just one based solely on financial data. A Greek exit could open a hole in the euro area that it may not be reflected also in the form of political and institutional Brussels. The possibility of a scenario that could lead to the dissolution of the European Union can start right from the possible exclusion of Athens from the euro. On these issues it should be sensitized on the International Monetary Fund, which has specific responsibilities on the Greek crisis, which has never provided comprehensive answers. The hazard statements of Lagarde has not been well evaluated by the President of the IMF and his attitude seems to touch irresponsibility. AL opposite would be desirable to have a more effective search for solutions instead of presenting to the press rash statements.