Germany Seeks to Avoid Two-Step Vote on Greek Aid
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Germany Seeks to Avoid Two-Step Vote on Greek Aid
Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Germany wants euro-area finance chiefs to avoid splitting consideration of a 130 billion-euro ($171 billion) Greek rescue and a bond swap to cut the nation's debt load at a meeting next week, coalition lawmakers were told by German government officials in a briefing. David Tweed reports on Bloomberg Television's "First Look" with Caroline Hyde.
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