Senior official lays blame with disagreements between European Union and International Monetary Fund as economic growth rate forecasts are slashedGreece’s government has blasted its creditors for holding back progress on bailout talks, laying the blame squarely on differences between the European Union and International Monetary Fund.Racheting up the pressure on the two bodies, the anti-austerity Syriza government said conflicting strategies and opposing views were not only impeding negotiations but injecting “a high level of danger” into the talks at a time when the country’s finances had hit rock bottom. Related: 100 days of solitude: Syriza struggles as Greeks once again stare into the abyss Continue reading...
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