Список проголосовавших за комментарий "Антон Владимирович, New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras said he would not sign any pledge for new belt-tightening.<br/> <br/> He has said his party would support all the measures Greece has passed so far to meet the terms of its aid deal, but his support for the three-day old government has been lukewarm. The LAOS party has also objected to any new wage or pension cuts.<br/> <br/> «I agree with the goals to cut government spending… to reduce debt, to erase the deficit, to make structural changes. I do not agree with whatever stunts growth,» he told party MPs.<br/> <br/> Crucially, he said he would not sign a pledge of support for conditions on the new bailout agreement demanded by EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn. Those terms have not yet been specified but may require new measures.<br/> <br/> «I don't sign such statements,» Samaras said, adding that his word should be sufficient.<br/> <br/> His stance suggested a continuation of wrangling between New Democracy and the Socialists of fallen prime minister George Papandreou that last week pushed Greece to the brink and prompted EU peers to consider Greece's exit from the euro.<br/> <br/> Opening a parliamentary debate that will culminate in a confidence vote on Wednesday, incoming premier Papademos urged the parties to commit to implementing the bailout's terms as agreed by euro zone leaders at a meeting last month.<br/> <br/> «Our European partners and the international organizations that support us have made clear that further funding of Greece will continue only with the implementation of the terms… and the economic policies associated with them,» Papademos told lawmakers.<br/> <br/> «For this, the commitment of the government, and of the leaders of the parties that support it, is required.»"