Euclid Tsakalotos

Eurozone Leaders to Hold Emergency Summit after Greek Referendum

Eurozone leaders are expected to convene at an emergency summit on Tuesday to discuss the situation in Greece after Greek citizens rejected the proposals of international creditors at the Sunday referendum.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is expected to present new proposals, including a considerable debt relief, the BBC reports.

Greeks Reject Creditors' Bailout Terms in Referendum - Partial Results

Partial results from Sunday's referendum in Greece indicate voters have rejected the terms of a bailout-for-reforms deal proposed by the country's international creditors.

With over 30% of the votes counted, rejection of the bailout terms by a 'No' vote stood at 60%, while 40% had voted 'Yes' to accept the agreement put forward by creditors on 25 June.

Countdown to Referendum: Everybody vs. Tsipras (party statements)

MAIN OPPOSITION CONSERVATIVE ND

Main opposition conservative New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras commented on his Twitter account:

A movement of the people [is taking place] tonight. It’s the ‘yes’ that stirs up Greeks, the ‘yes’ that unites the country, the ‘yes’ that saves Greece!

CENTRIST POTAMI

ELA certain only until Tues. – Deutsche Bank: No program extension past July 1

A teleconference between the BoG and the ECB is ongoing, after just after noon (10.00 GMT). According to sources, once the teleconference is complete, a new conference between central bankers and BoG Gov. Yannis Stournaras will take place. During the conference, crucial decisions will be made.

Latecomers rush to ATMs but no cash available (photos)

Absolute panic was noted at dawn on Friday when Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras made his shock announcement for a referendum. People rushed to ATM machines withdrawing as much as they could in the fear that banks may close leaving people without money. Huge lines formed as people waited to withdraw as much money as possible.

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