Confrontation between Schäuble with students in Paris in response to the Greek crisis

In confrontation came the German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble to students in Paris during the visit to the university in addressing the Greek crisis from Germany.

The Schäuble for the future of Europe with the students of Political Science Institute in Paris, with core issues of the crisis in Greece and the refugee.

"What you have to say about suicides in Greece, due to the austerity policy for which you are responsible?" He asked the German Minister for a student to receive the applause of everyone.

A German student asked if Schaeuble associated trade German arms with refugee crisis.

While the German minister did not try to evade appeared to become liked by students. Perhaps the cause of Schaeuble called on the high deficits of Greece before the outbreak of the crisis and the fact that "no one individual wants to invest 'in the country unconditionally.

The reaction of the German minister was intense when a student asked him: "Certainly you are right to refer to the economic situation (in Greece), but did not follow a punitive rhetoric and a blame game?".

Originally Schaeuble maintained his temper and replied: "You will not find a single phrase with which the Chancellor or I blame the Greeks." Unlike added that made many efforts to recover the Greek economy, but nothing so far had no effect. But later Schaeuble broke and recommended to the student 'best deal on your country. " The German constitutional court decided years ago that "should not send refugees back to Greece because there are not respected the minimum conditions for humane treatment of immigrants."

He concluded shouting of "Shame!".