Although Greek prime minister George Papandreou survived a vote of confidence last night, meeting the conditions required by the IMF for the disbursement of another tranche of aid to its ailing economy, parliament will have to pass another austerity package later this month.
But regardless of whether the package is adopted, the Greek government is basically insolvent – in spite of the massive EU bailout and a previous austerity program administered since last year.
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