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https://www.ft.com/content/82ed4bf0-...e-b428cb934b78
Ministers meeting on Monday in Luxembourg confirmed that Greece has successfully met all the policy “milestones” in areas such as liberalising of the energy sector, pensions reform, bank governance and management of a new privatisation agency.
This marks a turnround compared with last month, when Greece’s finance minister, Euclid Tsakalotos, was chastised by eurozone counterparts for Athens’ slowness in implementing the measures needed to release the funds. At the time, Athens had completed only two of 15 reforms.
Speaking after the meeting, Pierre Moscovici, EU economic affairs commissioner, said “all remaining milestones have been completed”. Earlier he praised the “tremendous” work done by the government of Alexis Tsipras in implementing “difficult reforms for Greek society”.
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Article appears to suggest that the Greeks have done everything required of them except actually achieving the milestones by implementing them. So not done at all but in the light of the ongoing Brexit farrago, what else could the EU do but cough up?
Greeks would seem to have a free hand for the foreseeable future as Juncker and Co turn their ire on UK.
So, has Greece liberalised the energy sector? No but we will.
Has Greece sorted the pensions or implemented bank reform? No, but if you give us a bung, we will.
What about the privatisation programme, all under way with suitable management in place? Eh, no, again obviously but if you come back in a couple of months we will have thought even more about doing it.
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