2015-09-01zerohedge.com

According to Market News, "Greece's international creditors may delay the first review of the country's bailout until November, multiple EU sources told MNI Tuesday, pushing talks on potential debt relief further down the road as Greece prepares for snap national elections on September 20."

And just in case it was not clear that Greek sovereignty is now entirely conditional on the Greek people voting precisely as the Troika requires, and for a continuation of the austerity terms delineated in the 3rd Greek bailout, MNI reports that "officials will also stress that any new government that emerges from this month's poll must meet the current bailout terms in order to release the E3 billion pending from the its first loan tranche and have already warned the interim government to continue with the implementation of prior actions set for September... [but] Syriza's lead, which as recently as a month ago was seen as insurmountable, has dwindled to almost nothing

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Furthermore, the biggest hurdle to any Greek formalized bailout, the IMF's participation, remains anything but resolved...



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