New Greek government offers no austerity relief, may stay longer (Reuters)

News article: New Greek government offers no austerity relief, may stay longer (Reuters)

News Manager November 12th, 2011

Reuters - Greece's new cabinet may last a month or two longer than planned, a senior government official said on Saturday, but whatever happens Greeks should not expect any relief from the tough austerity measures they have endured for two years.

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About New Greek government offers no austerity relief, may stay longer (Reuters)

News article: New Greek government offers no austerity relief, may stay longer (Reuters)