Europa. Cada vez más cascada y sin prestigio, incapaz de decidir nada: del link del FT citado abajo:
Right, we're going to wrap this Live Blog up given that we have been assured by Europe's most senior political leaders that there will be no deal tonight.
It rounds off a day that started with a glimmer of Monday morning optimism after the Greek government put forward new proposals. The mood soon changed, however, when it emerged the Greeks had in fact submitted two sets of proposals several hours apart which had left many involved in negotiations reading the wrong draft.
Once that mess was sorted out it did not leave enough time for a comprehensive assessment of the proposal by Greece's three bail-out monitors.
Nevertheless, as the afternoon wore on eurozone leaders became increasingly positive about the latest submission with Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, declaring that Athens had produced “its first real proposals in many weeks”.
Markets soared amid rising hopes of a breakthrough even though some eurozone members remained deeply sceptical about the chances of the deal in the coming days.
Crucially, Greece's banking system remains under severe strain with depositors continuing to withdraw cash. There was an intense debate about imposing capital controls of Greece but as it stands the European Central Bank will discuss
whether to provide further emergency liquidity assistance on Tuesday in a sign it is keeping Greek banks on a short leash.
7:29pm Mark Odell
It rounds off a day that started with a glimmer of Monday morning optimism after the Greek government put forward new proposals. The mood soon changed, however, when it emerged the Greeks had in fact submitted two sets of proposals several hours apart which had left many involved in negotiations reading the wrong draft.
Once that mess was sorted out it did not leave enough time for a comprehensive assessment of the proposal by Greece's three bail-out monitors.
Nevertheless, as the afternoon wore on eurozone leaders became increasingly positive about the latest submission with Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, declaring that Athens had produced “its first real proposals in many weeks”.
Markets soared amid rising hopes of a breakthrough even though some eurozone members remained deeply sceptical about the chances of the deal in the coming days.
Crucially, Greece's banking system remains under severe strain with depositors continuing to withdraw cash. There was an intense debate about imposing capital controls of Greece but as it stands the European Central Bank will discuss
whether to provide further emergency liquidity assistance on Tuesday in a sign it is keeping Greek banks on a short leash.
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