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As debt-plagued Greece struggles to meet Europe’s strict terms for receiving its next round of bailout money, the lesson of Portugal might bear watching.
Unlike Greece, Portugal is a debtor nation that has done everything that
the European Union and the International Monetary Fund have asked it
to, in exchange for the 78 billion euro (about $103 billion) bailout
Lisbon received last May.
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