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OECD’s Gurria latest top int’l ‘honcho’ to confer with Greek gov’t

Author: newsroom | Published: February 9, 2015

On Wednesday the Mexican economist and diplomat Ángel Gurría is expected to meet with the Greek Prime Minister

Greek FinMin Yanis Varoufakis and OECD chief Angel Gurria met in Athens and reportedly discussed a bevy of “surprise reforms” that the new leftist government hopes will deflect much of the opposition by its eurozone partners to its demand for a looser fiscal policy.

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