
Greek PM's office says deal struck with coalition parties on new cuts
(AP PhotoDimitri Messinis)
ATHENS, Greece - Greece's deputy labour minister has resigned to protest demanded new austerity measures.
Yiannis Koutsoukos issued a statement on Thursday saying he opposes implementation of cutbacks and reforms agreed earlier Thursday to secure the country's international rescue loan lifeline.
Koutsoukos is a lawmaker with the majority Socialist party.
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