Merkel Parliament confidence vote from the Greek deal

BERLIN (AP)--Chancellor Angela Merkel, said Friday it is confident of obtaining the German legislators support for Greek bailout new agreement, stressing that Europe leaves no Member State behind.Merkel herself portrayed as a patient but European enthusiast, after obtaining the agreement - which has been generally welcomed in Germany after the month in which she did face criticism and abroad for his leadership tarnished.While Thursday Summit "significant results", warned against expectations it would put an end to the crisis of debt once and for all Merkel has - and said a more radical solution, as a forced debt restructuring would have uncontrollable consequences. "" In words, desire a spectacular Thunder is understandable - but politically, it is evidence of negligence and just a sign that it is losing patience, "said the Chancellor.Angela Merkel has pushed through a contribution from banks, the key - but goals conceded and wider powers for the Fund of rescue of the euro area, such as the authorization to buy bonds in the secondary market, between legislators in his coalition of center-right.Specified made Chancellor is not plan precipitate the Greek bailout of new and change in the Fund of relief through the German Parliament, which is not scheduled to meet at the September 6. She said that it was "absolutely sufficient" to her vote after the summer break. "I am absolutely certain that I can count, of course, the majority of the coalition"in obtaining the adopted legislation, it was added at a press conference." While the opposition at least one party reported that it would vote in favour, failing to deliver votes from the his own coalition would be a blow to Merkel.Merkel faced the pressure within his own coalition in the last few months to maintain its ruthless approach in euro-zone debt crisis. As internal political tensions persisted in issues, including possible tax cuts, and the output of the Germany of nuclear energy, speculation grew that more legislators might in the future rebel votes on euro rescue packages.Government lawmakers and the opposition parties gave the Summit deal a positive response in large part. Economy Minister Philipp Roesler, leader of the junior coalition under Merkel partners the free Democrats, said Friday that "Europe has shown in a situation difficult is how high."The mass-circulation Bild daily, which has been critical to bail out of Greece and others, said that leaders of the EU "finally are trying more to win time with offers of only Government loan - and naively hoped everything will be fine shortly." "More expensive that the new route could be, and some compromises are unpleasant, the bottom line is: good,"Bild wrote in the editorial on Friday.""The left Tageszeitung daily paid Merkel a compliment of sorts, with a first page title stating that "Merkel puts its stamp on the euro" on a picture of a piece of a euro bearing the portrait of the Chancellor.Angela Merkel stressed that help the Greece of his situation is a responsibility of Europe and that the euro is "part of the economic success of the Germany." "We know that the problem of one is also the problem of all," she said. "Europe is more conceivable without the euro, and it is worth every effort."But the burden of proof, it pointed out, is on the Greece to carry out its unpopular program of spending cuts, structural reforms and privatizations. "The very, very most important, it is now that the Greece grows its program," she says,. ___juergen Baetz and David in Berlin contributed to this report. "