VOICED: Un rescate mas para Grecia

After 13 hours of negotiations, Eurozone finance ministers reached a new aid agreement for Greece, involving both public and private sector contributions to reduce Greek debt. Greece agreed to lower the minimum wage and pensions despite public protests. The plan's success is uncertain, with markets remaining skeptical and fearing a potential relapse. A failure to reach an agreement could have led to a banking crisis and severe economic and political consequences.

What was the main outcome of the Eurozone finance ministers' negotiations regarding Greece?

• A cultural exchange program

• A trade embargo

• A new aid program and debt reduction plan

• A new military alliance

How much is the public sector expected to contribute to the Greek aid package by the end of 2014?

• 150 billion euros

• 110 billion euros

• 130 billion euros

• 170 billion euros

What percentage of Greek debt is the private sector expected to voluntarily reduce?

• 60%

• 40%

• 25%

• 53%

What economic measures has Greece promised to implement despite public protests?

• Increase in public spending

• Reduction in minimum wage and pensions

• Expansion of social welfare programs

• Increase in taxes

What is the long-term market outlook on the Greek financial plan?

• Optimistic about growth

• Pessimistic, fearing a relapse

• Neutral, with no significant impact

• Confident in immediate recovery