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The June 2015 proposals provide EU concessions on public sector worker reduction, and the surplus targets for 2015-2017, in an effort to reach a settlement. French president Hollande and German chancellor Merkel worked together to come up with a deal for Greece. Greece will have to make some cuts in the middle of a deep downturn, and continue reforms, but the plan takes into account the current situation by setting lower surplus targets and giving Greece more time to correct its finances.
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