Even as the crisis was nearing the flashpoint, banks were searching for ways to help Greece forestall the day of reckoning. In early November — three months before Athens became the epicenter of global financial anxiety — a team from Goldman Sachs arrived in the ancient city with a very modern proposition for a government struggling to pay its bills, according to two people who were briefed on the meeting.
The bankers, led by Goldman’s president, Gary D. Cohn, held out a financing instrument that would have pushed debt from Greece’s health care system far into the future, much as when strapped homeowners take out second mortgages to pay off their credit cards.
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Ανάρτηση από την Τέτα , τον Ντίνο και τον Βαγγελη από την Αλμπουκέρκη
Αλλά και τον ΟΟΣΑ τον περιποιηθήκαμε.. δεν το πιστεύω. Μάλλον είναι κι αυτό συκοφαντία
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