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发帖数: 5516 | 1 Monday 27 June
The Greek parliament begins debating the austerity package introduced by
George Papandreou's government. Meanwhile, in Rome, the Institute of
International Finance, a global financial industry association, discusses
how private creditors could help to restructure Greece's debt mountain.
Tuesday 28 June
Public and private-sector workers across Greece will begin a two-day strike
to coincide with the austerity debate. A major demonstration is scheduled
for 11am local time at Areos park in central Athens.
Wednesday 29 June
The Greek parliament will vote on the austerity bill. Protesters plan to
demonstrate in Klafthmonos Square.
Thursday 30 June
A second vote is scheduled on an enabling bill that will allow the
government to implement austerity measures more rapidly than before. This
will only take place if the government wins Wednesday's ballot.
Sunday 3 July
Eurozone finance ministers will gather at an extraordinary meeting to
discuss the details of a second support package for Greece. They could
approve the €12bn (£10.6bn) tranche of aid due under the initial
bailout.
Monday 11 July
A full meeting of finance ministers from across Europe, with Greece top of
the agenda.
Friday 15 July
Greece must repay €2.4bn of debt and could default if it has not
received the €12bn aid tranche.
Tuesday 19 July
Another €900m of debt must be repaid …
Wednesday 20 July
... closely followed by another €1.5bn...
Friday 22 July
... with another €1.6bn due. |
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