Just after Germany officials hinted that the loss of Greece from the euro might be acceptable, a meeting between Greek officials and eurozone financial ministers has been postponed. Apparently, Greece has not, once again, been able to prove that austerity measures it has planned are in place, or will be soon.
According to The Wall Street Journal
Tuesday’s decision could signal a fresh setback in efforts to seal the bailout, worth at least €130 billion ($172 billion), and a linked debt-restructuring deal Athens has been negotiating with private creditors. Germany and other creditor euro-zone governments have voiced growing distrust in Greece’s political leaders in recent weeks.
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