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Greece must not be left behind, and a solid plan may be the best way to ensure that this does not happen. (Photo: EUobserver)

Greece needs a new plan

About seven years ago, Greece signed the first memorandum with international creditors. On 15 June, the completion of the second review of the third bailout programme was confirmed by the Eurogroup and an €8.5 billion tranche of loans was approved.

Now, rumours fly that Athens wants to test the waters of the bond markets. Some could say that Greece is on a stable path to recovery but, if you scratch the surface, things are a bit different.

In reality, we have once more only kicke...

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Greece must not be left behind, and a solid plan may be the best way to ensure that this does not happen. (Photo: EUobserver)

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