Greece in the EU.

The Rhetoric of Life · May 9, 2017

Greece’s bailout inspectors are returning to Athens to seek changes to the country’s tax, pensions and labour market laws in a sign that the Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, will give way to European pressure for deeper reforms.

His government agreed at a meeting of eurozone finance ministers on Monday to talks on big economic reforms in exchange for progress on releasing the next instalment of bailout funds. In return, Europe signalled a winding back of austerity measures for the struggling nation, in a move that could end a dispute between EU creditors and the International Monetary Fund over how to deal with Greece.
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This 22nd of May 2017.

ATHENS – Greece and its creditors believe that reaching a comprehensive agreement at a Eurogroup meeting in May 22nd remained a goal, a European Commission official said on Friday.

Speaking to reporters, in Brussels, the official said that a technical agreement reached in Athens between Greek authorities and the institutions included a very ambitious package of reforms and noted that in order to conclude a second review of the Greek program, a total of 140 prior actions should be implemented.
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