Greece would receive 1.8 billion on debt repayments to the IMF. Their term expires this month.
Money have come from interest on Greek bonds, which are in the hands of the European Central Bank, which means in short that Greece would pay money to one creditor to another. In addition, the creditors offer Athens an extension of five months of the current aid program – to November.
In return, the Greek parliament has voted to accept an agreement with its creditors providing detailed Reform and to adopt the first package.
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