Greek Angry to IMF Director

Political leaders in Athens and thousands of internet users furious with the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Christina Lagarde.

This is due to the statement Lagarde that Greece is pengemplang taxes. Anger continues until Monday (05/28/2012).

Evangelos Venizelos, leader of the Socialist Party, Sunday accused Lagarde embarrass Greece.

Alexis Tsipras, leader of Syriza left-wing party, said, "The Greek workers pay taxes that burden unbearable."

Greeks mobilize opposition to Lagarde about networking through Facebook. There are more than 10,000 messages addressed to the group Greece Rejecting Lagarde Lagarde.

Anger is triggered Lagarde's comments were requested Greece to pay taxes. Lagarde also said that he was more sympathetic to Africans shackled shackles of poverty than the Greek crisis.

Iakovos Magdakis, one irate resident, wrote, "Who are you that feel appropriate to ask us to pay taxes? Wife I am now unemployed for four years. I'm also unemployed in the last five months. Whilst we had a four-month-old baby."

Lagarde replied anger on Facebook by saying, "Very sympathetic to Greece with all its misery."

Greece is now in economic difficulties and asked to make savings so that the debt burden is reduced. Is a debt burden that makes Greek economic crisis as investors left Greece.

Also appearing advice to the Fund in order to better Lagarde demands only the rich people tax fraud and that the ruling party could not prevent tax evasion.