- Yanis Varoufakis said that other European nations not risk a "Grexit"
- IMF arrest Thursday night the Greek debt negotiations were in turmoil
- Global stock markets fell yesterday on concern Greece will do by default
- Ransom negotiations continue the eleventh hour weekend
- Report says Angela Merkel has "abandoned" in Greece
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Battle: Greek Finance Minister, said Yanis Varoufakis BBC Radio 4, he did not dare to European partners of Greece Grexit risk.
Greek Finance controversial insisted today that his country is not forced out of the euro zone, despite the breakdown of debt negotiation with creditors.
Yanis Varoufakis says he does not believe that the European colleagues nations willing to take the risk of economic and political strength of a "Grexit".
His fighting words came after the world markets were by the failure of the negotiations on Greek debt by sudden walk-out by the IMF on Thursday night like yesterday affected.
Ransom negotiations continue the eleventh hour on the weekend after fears that Greece will continue its massive debt default have caused declines in the equity markets in Europe and the United States.
The benchmark index closed 61.82 to 6784.92 pounds worth 15.5billion cleaning London benchmark, fell the French and German markets almost 1.5 percent and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 140.53 points or 0.8 percent to 17.898 America, 84th
Mr. Varoufakis rejected "stupid" widespread demand for annuities as "Ultimatum" cuts, but said he did not expect the dispute to the end of a Greek exit from the euro zone - despite reports in Germany Chancellor Angela Merkel he had tried to Greece in the euro zone, where to keep.
"As a former statesman who would never agree with the idea that there is a zero probability event, he told the BBC Radio 4 Today.
"It is also possible that a comet struck Earth and its program will not play tomorrow. But I have no sensible European political consequences to think this path."
When asked whether he thought the bluff Nations, the IMF and the euro zone, he said. "I hope you're"
He told the program: "The reason why I do not subscribe to what has been proposed, because there is a new version of the proposals that have failed in the past."
A report in a German newspaper yesterday by Angela Merkel entered Greece from the euro zone and asked the economists, diplomats and bankers, emergency plans to develop stop consequences of the destruction of the German economy Grexit.
BILD headline: "Well, Angela Merkel, also sees a Grexit" adding that was organized by the opposition in his own party and the electorate in Germany efforts used to keep Greece in the block! the single currency.
But Mr. Varoufakis attempts to minimize the level of dissent in Greece in Germany.
Stormy Weather: ended negotiations on Greek debt to the International Monetary Fund Thursday has left the negotiating table in Brussels. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras (left) with the president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker (right)
"There are many voices in Germany. The German Chancellor (Angela Merkel), I think the problem is quite deliberately. I think that even begins to consider a Greek exit from the euro zone.
"There are other forces in the government, other forces in Germany that fall into this issue.'What question within the European Union, is that we come and work together to find a fair solution that is mutually beneficial. '
Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Keith Bowman Action, said: "While investors have a lot of time had to reduce their direct contact with Greece, the exit of a country in the euro zone will be questions about the determination and the future of the 'Union to increase European".
Despite the breakdown of negotiations, the European Commission President, said Jean-Claude Juncker that the talks between Greece and its creditors reset.
Greece has signed an agreement to start by the end of the month a new aid since the end of the current rescue program, in order to achieve or could miss by GBP 1.1 billion (€ 1.6 billion) reimbursement IMF. A 2.54billion pounds bond redemption due July 20th.
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