![]() DailyFinance | Greece Denies $26 Billion Budget Shortfall DailyFinance The Greek Ministry of Finance has denied reports that the country must close a 20 billion euro ($26 billion) budget shortfall in order to meet requirements from international lenders. German magazine Der Spiegel reported the shortfall - almost double ... |
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Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Greece Denies $26 Billion Budget Shortfall
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I.M.F.’s Call for More Cuts Irks Greece
Greeks are increasingly angry over the prospect that public salaries and pensions will be sharply cut again in a last-ditch bid to secure a 31.5-billion-euro loan installment.

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No news today: Greek journalists strike against austerity
Greece was hit by a news blackout yesterday as the country's journalists became the latest group of workers to go on strike in protest against new austerity measures.
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Rising Greek Neo-Nazi Party Opens NY Office
![]() Arutz Sheva | Rising Greek Neo-Nazi Party Opens NY Office New York Observer Golden Dawn New York (Screengrab). Golden Dawn is a Greek neo-Nazi party that has gained an alarming amount of power as Greece reacted to harsh government austerity measures. In an effort to reach out to Greek expatriates, Golden Dawn has opened ... Greek neo-Nazi party sets up New York office Greek neo-nazi party sets up NY office Greek Bailout on Hold Again, Is Obama Partly to Blame? IMF Economic Hit Man ... |
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Monday, September 24, 2012
Euro-Zone Push Hits Hurdle in Berlin
Progress on containing the crises in Greece and Spain faces holdups in Germany, where Merkel is reluctant to ask parliament to vote on measures that are likely to raise fierce opposition from within her own coalition.
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Rift With IMF Adds to Greece's Tensions in Pivotal Week
![]() CNBC.com | Rift With IMF Adds to Greece's Tensions in Pivotal Week New York Times ATHENS — As Greece enters a pivotal, potentially chaotic week in its economic crisis, tensions between Athens and the country's international lenders have reached a boiling point. The government is resisting a push by the International Monetary Fund ... Give Greece more time, says French PM Greece Denies Increased Budget Shortfall, But Will it Unlock Bailout Funds? Greece denies 20 billion euros budget shortfall |
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Rift With I.M.F. Adds to Greece's Tensions in Pivotal Week
Greeks are increasingly angry over the prospect that public salaries and pensions will be sharply cut again in a last-ditch bid to secure a 31.5-billion-euro loan installment.

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