Greece close to making installment of 8 billion euros

Greece is closer to receiving the next tranche of bail major since 2011 Hellenic saves finances from bankruptcy. Donors of Greece, European Commission, European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund on Monday announced that they have completed their mission of controlling the data on official Athens reforms are expected to approve the loan in the coming days.
The report of the "troika" in Greece indicated that developments are in line with the plan presented to savings, although the Greek financial situation remains unclear.

Eurozone finance ministers will be those who will have to give final approval to submit the loan of 8 billion 100 thousand euros.

The financial crisis began in Greece in late 2009 and the country since May 2010 benefits from funding from international lenders. To complete this new aid, the Greek Parliament found itself forced to cut four thousand additional jobs in administration and close the State Television. Increased public spending and taxes, have contributed to increased pressure on the Greek people.

By the end of 2013, the Greek Government in collaboration with Troika has established 12 500 employees of public administration, which will be fired by the end of this year.

After meeting with the Minister of Administrative Reform, one of the representatives of the Troika mission told reporters "Finish."

Thus, according to the timetable agreed by the end of this year, 5000 is expected to be laid directly teacher and municipal police officers 3500.