EU leaders have made it clear that Greece has to stick to pre-agreed spending cuts even after around two thirds of the population voted for anti-austerity parties in Sunday's (6 May) election.
With Greece still digesting the results of a vote which brought seven parties into parliament, ranging from the Communists to the far-right Golden Dawn, both Brussels and Berlin have underlined that the terms of the bail-outs are not up for negotiation.
Angela Merkel of Germany, which put th...
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