Greece Agrees to a Bailout Deal With EU and I.M.F.
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Greece Agrees to a Bailout Deal With EU and I.M.F.
By Dan Bilefsky and Landon Thomas Jr.
Athens — Greece announced on Sunday that it had reached agreement on a long-delayed financial rescue package that would require years of painful belt-tightening, but the deal might not be enough to stop the spread of economic contagion to other European countries with mounting debts and troubled economies.
The bailout, which was worked out over weeks of negotiations with the International Monetary Fund and Greece’s European partners, calls for 110 billion euros, or $146 billion, in loans over the next three years intended to avoid a debt default.
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