The European Union and the IMF Fund had said they would refuse to pay out the next installment unless Greek lawmakers approved a new five-year package of $40 billion worth of spending cuts and tax increases and a $72 billion privatization plan before the end of June. Greek lawmakers delivered what was asked of them, cheering up global financial markets but provoking violent demonstrations in the streets of Athens.Read more: http://www.seattlepi.com/news/article/IMF-agrees-to-give-Greece-4-2-billion-1458449.php#ixzz1RfDZKD5C
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Frederick Douglass
Saturday, July 9, 2011
IMF agrees to give Greece $4.2 billion
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