Greece and Eurozone Creditors ‘As Far Apart as Ever’ as Bailout Talks Collapse

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Eurozone finance ministers have designated Friday as the deadline for Greece to accept yet another austerity-filled deal, but Yanis Varoufakis, Greece’s finance minister, has made it clear he will not rest until an “honorable agreement” is negotiated. 

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