Talks between Greece and its official creditors in Brusselsbroke up on Monday after the country's new government said it couldnot accept euro-area proposals for it to stick to the terms of itsbailout.
|The Greek government labeled the eurogroup's demands as “absurd”and “unacceptable,” in an emailed statement shortly before themeeting ended.
|–With assistance from Stephanie Bodoni, Rainer Buergin, RebeccaChristie, Corina Ruhe, Jonathan Stearns, Kevin Costelloe,Alessandro Speciale, Andrew Atkinson, Mark Deen, Karl StagnoNavarra, Ben Sills, Radoslav Tomek and Ian Wishart in Brussels.
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