Why not paying pays

Greece did not honour the terms of its first bailout, yet the Troika gave it funding.

Why not paying pays
Tue, 22 May, 2012 - 01:00
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It did not keep the terms of its bailout and the Troika gave it more funding.

Greece defaulted and the Troika forgave it 75% of its debt and gave it more funding.

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