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GREECE: Future Greek governments must be bound to austerity strategy

01 November 2011

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GREECE: Future Greek governments must be bound to austerity strategy (euobserver, link);

"The European Union has insisted that no matter what political flavour of government is elected in Greece well into the future, they must all be bound to the current austerity strategy imposed by the bloc and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). "For the EU and IMF to support [Greece], they need to be sure that this is for a sustainable effort, that it's not for tomorrow for a government, but for future governments," European Commission President said in Brussels on Monday (21 November)."

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