EU Frustrations With Greece Grows On How It Is Handling Its Debt Crisis

Financial Times: EU frustration over Greece boils over at eurogroup meeting

Months of mounting tensions between Greece and its creditors boiled over at a high-level EU meeting on Friday with eurozone finance ministers angrily accusing their Greek counterpart of backtracking on commitments and failing to grasp the deep differences that still divide them.

Athens is running desperately short of cash and many eurozone officials fear that, without an agreement to release some of the remaining €7.2bn in its bailout programme, the government could default as early as mid-May.

WNU Editor: The Greeks are saying that everything is OK .... everyone else is saying no. Bottom line .... Greece has no money and has no desire to implement any reforms (or even proposing any reforms) on meeting creditor's demands for further aid. As I have said on more than one occasion before .... this is not going to end well.

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