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Greek bailout talks: Corruption and privatization on the agenda

Monday and Tuesday's agenda

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Greece and its creditors (EC, ECB, IMF and ESM) will focus on issues concerning corruption and justice on Monday. Government sources said that the issues are to be discussed at a technical staff level.

Tuesday’s agenda includes the privatization program and the Hellenic Republic Asset Development FUND (HRADF) after it had been postponed on Friday as well as the issue of “bad/red loans” that are not being serviced by debters – an issue directly linked with the recapitalization of Greek banks.

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