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Greece may get 50 years to repay its debt

By EUOBSERVER

BERLIN, 5. Feb 2014, 20:12

EU officials are considering an extension to 50 years (from 30) for Greece to repay its bailout loans, Bloomberg reports. A spokesman for German finance minister Schaeuble refused to confirm the report and said Berlin will only engage in such talks once the troika finishes its review of Greek reforms.

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