Troika returns to Greece to pave bailout road

December 11, 2011 19:34

Inspectors from the EU, International Monetary Fund and European Central Bank will hold talks with Greece on Monday to make preparations for the package of rescue measures, which was agreed upon by EU leaders and creditors back in October.

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Bill (unregistered) 12.12.2011 08:40

They are cutting their debt by 50%, then giving them another 130 billion of debt, WHY? To benefit whom? Certainly not the Greeks who will stay in austerity for-ever and ever amen. The best thing the Greeks can do is DEFAULT, tell them to stick their euro where the sun don't shine and get back to the Drachma.This will make them one of the cheapest places to visit and they will soon be back to square one with a little devaluation. Ignore what the so-called experts say, THEY ONLY HAVE THEIR OWN AGENDA!

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Nay Lin Maung 12.12.2011 01:26

What can I do? In this moment, there is not other option to get bail out from international communities for the Greece. In this moment, investors have to save first.

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