monday greece finally exits the financial bailout program a sustained it through an almost decade long debt crisis over the course of the bailout put together by the e.u. an international monetary fund greece received over three hundred billion euros but it's affected the country's economy dramatically over four hundred thousand people have simply left the country pensions have been drastically cut taxes have been raised athens is expected to be repaying those bailout loans until twenty sixty the crisis has provoked serious tensions between greece and the e.u. along the way it reached its peak in twenty fifteen when brussels demanded a stereo to measure to deal with the debt most greeks voted against those measures in the referendum yet the government was pressured by the e.u. into implementing them as a result the e.u. approved a key eighty six billion euro tranche of aid and bailouts triggered numerous protests over the years. of the. was were was. was an alternative would have been the drastic reduction of the debt to make it sustainable in two thousand and ten it wouldn't require a lot of restructuring in order to make the deck sustainable debt but at that time neither europe no

greece finally exits and. the financial bailout program which has sustained it through an almost decade long debt crisis over the course of the bailout put together by the e.u. and the international monetary fund greece received more than three hundred billion euros but the crisis has dealt heavy blows to the country's economy more than four hundred thousand people have left the country pensions have been dramatically cut and taxes raised while the debt has risen to one hundred eighty percent of g.d.p. athens is expected to be repaying the bailout loans until twenty sixty and while there are now signs of recovery the e.u. officials supervising greek of finances admit that there is still a long way to go clearly the reality on the ground remains difficult the time for steroids he is over but the end of the program is not the end of the road for reform there is still much work to be done so that greece can stand on its own two feet we also underestimated the deep crisis facing the greek state and economy of the tensions between greece and the e.u. reached a peak in two thousand and fifteen when brussels that demanded austerity measures to deal with the debt crisis most greeks voted against those

greece finally exits the financial bailout program which has sustained it through an almost decade long debt crisis over the course of the bailout put together by the e.u. and international monetary fund greece received over three hundred billion euros but the crisis has dealt heavy blows to the country's economy more than four hundred thousand people have left the country pensions have been dramatically cut and taxes raised while debt has risen to one hundred eighty percent of g.d.p. athens is expected to be repaying the bailout loans until two thousand and sixteen and while there are now signs of recovery eve officials supervising greek finances admit there is still a long way to go. clearly the reality on the ground remains difficult the time for a stare at sea is over but the end of the program is not the end of the road for reform there is still much work to be done so that greece can stand on its own two feet we also underestimated the deep crisis facing the greek state and economy of the tensions between greece and the e.u. reached a peak in two thousand and fifteen when brussels demanded austerity measures to deal with the debt crisis most greeks voted against those measures i

program which has sustained it through an almost a decade long debt crisis over the course of the bailout put together by the e.u. and international monetary fund greece received more than three hundred billion euros but the crisis has dealt heavy blows to the country's economy more than four hundred thousand people have left the country pensions have been dramatically cut and taxes raised while debt has risen to one hundred eighty percent of g.d.p. athens is expected to be repaying the bailout loans until about twenty sixty and while there are now signs of recovery officials supervising greek finances admit there is still a long way to go. clearly the reality on the ground remains difficult the time for a stare if he is over but the end of the program is not the end of the road for reform there is still much work to be done so that greece can stand on its own two feet we also underestimated the deep crisis facing the greek state and economy. well tensions between greece and the e.u. reached a peak in two thousand and fifteen when brussels demanded austerity measures to deal with the debt crisis most greeks voted against those measures in a referendum

program which has sustained it through an almost a decade long debt crisis over the course of the bailout put together by the e.u. and the international monetary fund greece received more than three hundred billion euros but the crisis has dealt heavy blows to the country's economy more than four hundred thousand people have left the country pensions have been dramatically cut in taxes raised while debt has risen to one hundred eighty percent of g.d.p. athens is expected to be repaying the bailout loans until two thousand and sixteen and while there are now signs of recovery e.u. officials supervising greek finances admit that there is still a long way to go clearly the reality on the ground remains difficult the time for steroids he is over but the end of the program is not the end of the road for reform there is still much work to be done so that greece can stand on its own two feet we also underestimated the deep crisis facing the greek state and economy the tensions between greece and the e.u. reached a peak in two thousand and fifteen when brussels demanded austerity measures to deal with the debt crisis most greeks voted against those measures in a