, Columnist
Greece Is Trapped
Efforts to get the country’s banks to deal with their mountain of bad loans gradually is only delaying the inevitable.
Still standing.
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If you thought Greece’s ordeal was over, think again.
Months after exiting its international rescue program, the country faces renewed trouble in its banking system. There is no easy fix: money is short and investor patience thin. But it looks increasingly like the gradual approach pursued by Athens and the euro zone authorities is running out of steam.