Greece wants primary surplus 'at all costs' to cut debt

AFP English 2013-04-16

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Greece wants to achieve a primary surplus this year "at all costs" to earn debt relief, its finance minister said on Tuesday after international creditors concluded an audit of Greek finances. Duration: 00:47.
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