article_snippet: Greece was likely to run out of money by March if a deal was not reached before the end of February, and a four month extension to the bailout programme for Greece was agreed on a conditional basis.
article_snippet: an international bailout will come from an emergency aid package with the participation of European Union, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund.
article_snippet: May 2 2010 – Papandreou, the IMF, and euro-zone leaders agree to a €110 billion bailout package that would take effect over the next three years.
article_snippet: Greek Parliament passed a €110 billion bailout package that would take effect over the next three years.
article_snippet: – Government passed a €110 billion bailout package that would take effect over the next three years, amid protests and violent riots outside the parliament building.
article_snippet: March 30 Greek Parliament passed new multi-bill needed for Greece to receive an international bailout.
article_snippet: Greece Greece returned to financial markets, with the issue of 3 billion Eurobonds.
article_snippet: But there are still concerns Greece could run out of money, as Greek officials complain the repayment measures are starving Greek officials of money.
article_snippet: Earlier this week, Greece had handed over 580m euros to the International Monetary Fund, clearing Greece debt for this month.
article_snippet: But Greece will face another 350m euros bill tomorrow - generating further tensions between Greece and the eurozone and fears that Greece could drop out of the single currency altogether.