Merkel Lawmakers Tie Conditions to Greek Aid, Reject Bigger ESM
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Lawmakers from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s coalition want to tie German support for Greece’s second bailout to conditions, including the completion of a debt swap by private investors, when they vote on the plan in parliament on Feb. 27.
Members of the governing parties are drafting a measure intended to press Greece to fulfill commitments under the 130 billion-euro ($175 billion) aid package agreed by euro-area finance ministers on Feb. 20, Free Democratic lawmaker Otto Fricke said today. Lawmakers are also demanding clarity on the International Monetary Fund’s share of the bailout, he said.
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Merkel Lawmakers Tie Conditions to Greek Aid, Reject Bigger ESM