Reports have surfaced that the EU, the IMF and the US treasury are drawing up an emergency liquidity plan for Spain that includes a credit line of up to €250 billion.
Spanish daily El Economista reported on Wednesday (16 June) that the plan was discussed at a special IMF board directors meeting and was aimed at avoiding some of the harsher components of Greece's recent bail-out.
"The solution outlined for Spain will benefit from the resources of the bail-out fund of the union and...
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