Die Hilfszusagen der Euro-Länder und des IWF lassen Athen aufatmen. Deutschland hofft, dass der „Feuerlöscher“ nicht zum Einsatz kommt.
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Schuldenkrise
Der Rettungsschirm für Griechenland zeigt Wirkung
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title="Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou speaks to media during his visit to the island of Kastelorizo, southeastern Greece on April 23, 2010. Greece went cap in hand to the EU and IMF today, appealing for up to 45 billion euros of urgent aid at low rates this year in a grim turn for the eurozone now threatened by Greek contagion. Papandreou made a dramatic televised statement on the "national need", admitting defeat in his attempts to stand against huge debt and deficits, onslaughts on financial markets, and hoping that German reticence can be overcome. 
