‘Germany refuses new Greek bailout plan’

Published on 12 August 2013 at 09:52

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The German government is against the idea of debt relief for Greece and denied that there is a need to modify the bailout programme, a spokesperson for the German Finance Ministry said on August 11, recalling the Eurogroup’s agreement, in 2012, that a new bailout package would be possible once the current plan was completed.
Greece will have to restructure its debt as of 2014 and will need a new bailout package, according to several experts interviewed by German daily Die Welt. This forecast is bolstered by internal Bundesbank documents recently revealed by German weekly Der Spiegel.

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