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How Greece could escape debtors' prison - if Europe opens the door

Greece's staggering amount of debt looms menacingly over the country's economy and future

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C. Randall Henning | The Conversation
Greece has acted out a European tragedy for more than seven years. But some signs suggest Greece may finally, in the words of its economy minister, be on the way to becoming a “normal country” again.
Greece’s creditors have disbursed another chunk of funds as part of Greece’s current, €86 billion (US$100 billion) bailout, and the country recently tested the bond markets for the first time in three years, planning to borrow more from private investors soon. Some now believe Greece may soon follow fellow bailed-out countries

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