Three days to reassure your creditors and get the next tranche of aid. According to some sources inside the European Union, this would be the time allowed for Greece to provide adequate answers to its international creditors and demonstrate be able to comply with the conditions of the bailout plan launched in recent months.
Negotiations between Athens and the Troika to unlock the new 8,1 billion euro fund they restarted only yesterday after two weeks of interruption, during which the Greek government had to resolve the very thorny issue of the layoffs from the state television station ERT. The appointment is therefore fixed for this Friday, before the Eurogroup which will be held next Monday.
