Greece warned terms of latest bailout won't be softened
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
Eurozone finance ministers rule out renegotiating the tough conditions attached to Greece's latest bailout of €86bn. The country's enormous economic problems were discussed for several hours during a meeting of the ministers. Some eurozone countries are concerned that agreed austerity measures linked to Greece's bailout will not be implemented by the new government in Athens which will be formed following elections in the country, scheduled to take place in one week's time on the 20th of September.
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