Tsipras: Sunday’s referendum on creditor reforms will unite Greece
The Greek prime minister says the upcoming referendum on creditor reforms will unite the country in overcoming their financial difficulties.
Tsipras has been fiercely campaigning for a No vote. The Greek government says it will likely resign if people vote YES. Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis says Athens will hand over power to a caretaker administration in that case. This comes as the Eurogroup chief has warned that Athens’ financial situation will deteriorate if Greeks vote NO in Sunday’s referendum.
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