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May 12, 2011

IMF Says Greece Will Not Sell Acropolis

The Greek government can draw on a large range of assets for privatisation, which could ease the pain of its current austerity measures, says Antonio Borges, European Department Director at the IMF to Reuters Insider TV. He also confirms (around 0.48) that the Acropolis is unlikely to be one of the assets that Greece will be sellling.

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