Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos announces to the media the new property tax decided by the government in Thessaloniki, Greece on Sunday Sept. 11, 2011. Greece’s cash-strapped government said Sunday it would impose a new property tax, on top of existing austerity measures, to contain this year’s revenue shortfall and achieve a primary surplus in 2012. (AP Photo/Nikolas Giakoumidis)
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Under intense pressure from lenders to honor its deficit-cutting targets and with a forthcoming installment of its bailout package still up in the air, Greece has decided to adhere to another tax measure it sprang on a weary public last week.
Greece also chose to put off a harder task,
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