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Summary The measures include a vast privatisation programme to raise 50 billion euros.
The new Greek government, fresh from an overnight vote of confidence victory, got to grip immediately with massive EU-IMF imposed budget reforms to stave off a wider eurozone debt crisis.The measures include a vast privatisation programme to raise 50 billion euros, but public opinion is distressed and some sections are deeply opposed to the strategy.The privatisation initiative was initially announced in February, and the delay means that Greek authorities must hold a sale every 10 days on average this year.
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