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September 3, 2011 –  BERLIN (Reuters) - The interruption of talks amongst Greece and worldwide loan providers on a new aid tranche is a blow to the balance of Europe's currency, the deputy leader of Germany's junior coalition partners mentioned on Saturday. Christian Lindner, general secretary of the Free of charge Democrats, (FDP) junior coalition partners in Chancellor Angela Merkel's middle-correct govt, mentioned Athens was endangering European solidarity. "The breakdown of talks between the Troika and Greece is a blow to the stability of the euro," he mentioned at a information conference in Berlin. Referring to Greece's failure to meet deficit targets set in trade for a 2nd bailout deal, Lindner explained Athens was shirking obligations to which it had agreed. "This is not about non-binding statements of intent, but contractually secured reciprocity for the emergency loans," he said. "We insist these agreements are observed." Talks in between Greece and the EU, IMF and ECB had been place on maintain on Friday following disagreement over why Athens has fallen at the rear of schedule in cutting its budget deficit and what it should do to catch up. The unplanned early departure of senior inspectors from the three bodies showed stress between Athens and its lenders about reforms, as clouds gathered more than the 2nd bailout bundle aiming to pull the nation out of a serious debt crisis. The pro-business FDP variations by itself as a defender of the German taxpayer, a stance Lindner reiterated in his declaration more than Greece. "Taxpayers in Northern Europe and especially Germany are not able to take inability or reluctance. In the eyes of the FDP, Greece need to reaffirm it will for stability and reform." (Reporting by Brian Rohan)