BRUSSELS (AP) — European finance ministers said Monday that they were ready to pledge financial help for Greece — likely in the form of bilateral loans — but refused to give details until European Union leaders make a final decision on the potential bailout. Jean-Claude Juncker, the head of the euro zone group, said Monday that Greece had not asked other members of Europe’s currency union for financial help, but that those countries would move swiftly “take...
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