GREECE’S Syriza government hailed the unlocking of more EU bailout money yesterday after the latest austerity cuts.
European creditors agreed to release the latest tranche of €8.5 billion (£7.4 billion) on Thursday night after weeks of hard bargaining.
The deal staved off the latest looming debt default, with an instalment due next month.
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