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Greek bailout: no pain, no gain?

With 300 billion euros in debt, Greece now has an offer of help on the table from the EU and the IMF. But the 45 billion comes with terms and conditions that add to the financial burden. Can Greece cope? Can it prove doubters wrong and meet its repayments?

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Programme prepared by Perrine Desplats and Yi Song.

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