The Greek finance minister has reiterated the Syriza government’s defiant stance ahead of Sunday’s referendum on the country’s bailout terms.<br /><br /> Yanis Varoufakis backed his prime minister’s recommendation of a ‘No’ vote and repeated the assertion by Alexis Tsipras that the government may resign if the result goes the other way.<br /><br /> Interviewed on Australia’s ABC Radio, Varoufakis added that Syriza would cooperate with whoever took over.<br /><br /> The economist said in his blog that a ‘No’ vote would in fact be a ‘Yes for a proud Greece in a Decent Europe’.<br /><br /> Why a NO vote in the Referendum is a Yes for a proud Greece in a Decent Europe – Talking with Phillip Adams, on LNL http://t.co/Qd2QZ64Eki— Yanis Varoufakis (@yanisvaroufakis) July 2, 2015<br /> <br /><br /> Compounding nerves already jangling ahead of Sunday’s vote, opinion polls contradict each other.<br /><br /> One survey by GPO for the BNP Paribas bank gives the ‘Yes’ campaign a four-point lead.<br /><br /> An earlier poll gave the ‘No’ camp a nine-point lead, while fin
