Copyrighted Image? DMCA | After months in which Greece teetered on the verge of bankruptcy, European officials agreed Tuesday to give the country a second massive bailout in exchange for harsh austerity measures, as grim new estimates about the country's economy pushed off a resolution until what some officials called the last possible day to reach one. The aid would come atop a previous bailout of $145 billion in May 2010, making Greece, a country of 11 million people that is just 2 percent of the euro zone's economy, the recipient of by far the largest bailout in European Union history. |