WASHINGTON, D.C.: Greece was told Saturday (Sunday in Manila) to urgently deliver a detailed fiscal and debt plan to official lenders as the International Monetary Fund (IMF)-World Bank spring meetings wound up amid escalating worries of a looming default.

As Athens’ talks with creditors continued in Paris, both IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde and European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi warned in Washington that Greece has not provided enough information about how its economic and reform plans will impact its finances.

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