Greek ministers unyielding as creditors make cash-for-reform proposal
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GREECE's international creditors put a final cash-for-reform proposal to eurozone finance ministers on Thursday in a showdown with Athens after lengthy negotiations failed to yield an agreed plan to avert an imminent default.
Defiant Greek ministers said they would stick to their own proposals, based largely on increases in tax and social contributions, which the country's lenders say would not raise enough revenue to plug a gaping budget hole.
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