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#Eurozone ready to do more on Greek debt: Dijsselbloem
Greece’s bailout programme is back on track and fellow eurozone members stand ready, if necessary, to do more to manage its debt burden if Athens does its part, Eurogroup Chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Monday (23 October), writes Padraic Halpin.
“We have managed to help the debt burden, a lot has been done there. We stand ready, if they do their part, to do more if necessary. At the end of the programme, summer next year, we will look again at how sustainable the debt is,” Dijsselbloem said after a speech in Dublin.
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