Greece has agreed terms with its international creditors and EU officials for a third bailout.
Reforms to the tax system, pensions and the creation of a 50 billion euro pot of Greek assets to be used to write off debt and recapitalise banks are among measures in the deal.
The Greek Parliament will now vote on whether to accept the terms, but Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras facing criticism from both politicians and the public that he has conceded too much.
These people in Syntagma Square outside the Parliament in Athens are worried...
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Reforms to the tax system, pensions and the creation of a 50 billion euro pot of Greek assets to be used to write off debt and recapitalise banks are among measures in the deal.
The Greek Parliament will now vote on whether to accept the terms, but Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras facing criticism from both politicians and the public that he has conceded too much.
These people in Syntagma Square outside the Parliament in Athens are worried...
IN: I think the...
OUT: ...for people.
DUR: 29"
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0713greece-vox-1.mp3