ATHENS: Greece’s new anti-austerity government faced a deadline on Monday to provide international creditors with firm reform commitments to justify a four-month extension of the country’s lifeline debt bailout.
If the measures fail to convince, Greece’s safety net will lapse on Saturday and Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s one-month-old administration risks running out of cash, a run on banks and even a eurozone exit.
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