Griechenland steht vor einer Radikalkur

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Griechenland steht vor einer Radikalkur

03.03.2010, 15:44 Uhr • Lesezeit: 3 Minuten

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou talks to the media just after his meeting with the Greek president Carolos Papaoulias in Athens on March 3, 2010. Greece has frozen pensions and raised a string of taxes to cut spending by 4.8 billion euros in a frantic bid to persuade its EU partners and the markets that it can dodge bankruptcy. AFP PHOTO / LOUISA GOULIAMAKI — Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou talks to the media just after his meeting with the Greek president Carolos Papaoulias in Athens on March 3, 2010. Greece has frozen pensions and raised a string of taxes to cut spending by 4.8 billion euros in a frantic bid to persuade its EU partners and the markets that it can dodge bankruptcy. AFP PHOTO / LOUISA GOULIAMAKI © AFP | AFP

Mehrwertsteuer steigt auf 21 Prozent, Boni der Staatsbediensteten werden um 30 Prozent gekürzt. Berlin und Brüssel applaudieren.

(dpa/AFP/rtr/abendblatt.de)

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