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ATHENS - Greek parliament approved early Monday by a two thirds majority a new austerity deal for a second bailout loans from EU and International Monetary Fund creditors to avoid a full-scale default next month, Greek media reported.
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Greece's Prime Minister Lucas Papademos receives congratulations as Greek lawmakers approved a new austerity deal at the parliament in Athens, February 12, 2012. [Photo/Agencies] |
The final official result is expected to be announced shortly after.
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