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Country's finance minister to run unopposed in poll for leadership of party, in lead-up to parliamentary elections.
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Eurozone approves second Greek bailout
Finance ministers meeting in Brussels approve $170bn rescue package needed to avoid default by debt-ridden nation.
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Eurozone seals Greek bailout deal
Ministers in Brussels approve $170bn rescue package needed to avoid bankruptcy.
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Meeting in Brussels likely to approve $170bn second bailout package amid continuing street protests over austerity cuts.
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Eurozone to meet on Greek bailout
European finance ministers are due to decide on next bailout tranche, amid more protests over budget cuts in Athens.
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Greeks rally against austerity steps
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