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john defterios has more. >> reporter: the greek parliament passed a controversial property tax which was met by stiff resistance. some 3,000 protesters had to be tear gassed out of the square after the vote. in an interview, the greek finance minister said now with the property tax in place and salary and pension cuts of 20% or more, the government's in the position to receive the next tranche from the european central bank, european union, and the imf of some $10 billion. >> i'm absolutely optimistic about the investment and the implementation of the so-called new program. always in reference to the terms of the famed decision of the 21st of july. >> reporter: so there's not a new program,o we can clarify for everyone, taking shape for 50% haircut. there's not a new program, not just for greece, but the peripheral countries of europe to reshape and provide a 50% haircut on government debt. >> i am responsible finance minister of greece. and here in order to apply and implement the joint european of july, not to participate in different discussion, irresponsible discussion, in order

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john defterios joins us once again from athens. you were talking about the private and public sectors finger-pointing. we've heard a lot from the public sector, on the streets. what about the private sector? >> reporter: in fact, that's a great point. during the entire austerity plan we haven't heard from leading greek industrialist so we invited one to share his thoughts, the cham of the group that uses an energy group, infrastructure group and mining group. it's nice to have you on cnn. what i would like to jump into here is that we talk about the divisions between the private and public sectors. the public sector feeling, even though a quarter of the workplace, that they're asked to sacrifice too much in item of pengs. realistically what could be done to bridge the gap between these two? >> all we have to say about this gap at this point in time is the private sector is counting almost a million unemployed in the private public sector, not one layoff. so far it's the private sector that has to pay the bill. >> reporter: in item

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john defterios joins us from athens. just on the troika, what are they going to be looking for from greece to get the next bailout or the next part of the bailout through? >> there's two-pronged approach here, near term the troika, which started its fill day of work here after arriving last night has to come up with a draft for the euro zone finance ministers meeting on monday. that's to deal with the sixth installment of the previous package. that's about a $10 billion payment. they don't see any major hurdles on that. they talk about negotiating the july 21st agreement, negotiation would mean they need to close a gap for 201, 2013, 2014 of about 10 billion euros. that's the hard work from this point forward. you have the 7th, 8th and 9th installments. prime minister poppis in a meet. a final decision has not been made. they're also expecting to hear a comment in athens after the vote in germany. they are saying that chancellor merkel's comments after that vote are important in terms of the tone it sets here in athens i