You will come out Greece from the Eurozone?

Tensions between Greece and its creditors took turn for the worse this weekend, following a report that eurozone were "shocked" by the failure of Greece to outline the framework of detailed structural reforms and its demands for cash during the talks in Brussels last week .

But the Ministry of Finance of Greece on Sunday categorically rejected the report, saying it is inaccurate and undermine the ongoing negotiations.

This followed the German newspaper, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (FAS), reported that members of the Working - Group (deputy finance ministers of the Group of the single currency) said they were disappointed by the lack of plans for the reform of Athens.

According to FAS, Sources said that the Greek representative asked where was the money "as a taxi driver" and stressed that his country will soon be bankrupt, according to Reuters, citing German newspaper.

On Friday Greece were given six days of the technical staff of the Working Group of the eurozone to come up with reform plans on the eve of the meeting of Eurozone finance ministers (the Eurogroup) on 24 April. Without reforms, so necessary for the country last tranche of the aid extended program to rescue the country will not be allowed.

Gartsiyapoluchi two rescue package since 2010, totaling value of € 240 billion ($ 254 billion). The second bailout for the country was extended by four months in February troika - the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) - but there was no lack of demonstrable progress on reforms, which tested the patience of the creditors, in particular Germany.

Greece repay 450 million loan to the IMF last Thursday, but she has to pay more in the coming weeks and months, and economists are worried that will not be country.

able to meet the payments.

"It's hard to judge how close to the abyss is Greece now," Claus Vistesen, chief European economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.

"The country must repay the IMF over 2.8 billion euros in July and 770 million euros to 12 May, which is the next big obstacle. It is difficult to see how the economy can meet its commitments to the IMF in the coming months, without any kind of help.