Greece leads Europe "a bridge to nowhere"

Mr Liikanen agreed that the budgetary targets for Greece should be reduced to reflect the performance of the economy into account, but said he could not give a special treatment

Greece leads the rest of Europe in a "bridge to nowhere", by blocking an agreement on the debt, according to the Governor of the Central Bank of Finland, who was the future of Athens in the euro zone now in the hands, said his government.

Erkki Liikanen, also bring a member of the Board of Governors of the European Central Bank, which had delays to a bailout agreement between Greece and its creditors the money of Europeans at risk.

"Countries that have supported Greece, took a risk to their own taxpayers. Most people want a solution, not just words, they are a bridge to nowhere," he said.

Mr Liikanen said that it could be held in Athens limits for concessions because it unfair to other countries such as Portugal and Ireland, are already paying interest much more at the forefront of rescue loans.

^{To take protesters, a huge banner with a picture of the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on a flag of the Treasury European Union in Athens (Photo: AFP)}

"The end of 2014, the Greek economy has been moving in the right direction. If this uncertainty continues, the economy will be weak, and the problems become larger, so they need solutions to make the economy more competitive," he said.

Mr Liikanen agreed that the budgetary targets for Greece should be reduced to reflect the performance of the economy into account, but said he could not give a specific treatment.

YanniKouts 1.2% was entirely possible the end of March. 1% is not possible after 3 months of addition of asphyxia. Without laughing ...

- Yanis Varoufakis (yanisvaroufakis) June 13, 2015

Greece's creditors vented their frustration over the past week an agreement remained out of sight.

Donald Tusk, the EU president warned last week: "There is no more time to play, the day will come, I am afraid that someone said, the game is over.".

Mr Liikanen also said the ECB remains determined to implement its program of quantitative easing in its entirety. Compared to a marathon, he said, the policy will continue to implement the program with one hand 1100000000000 € "strong and stable".