Memorandum of understanding: what exactly has Greece signed up for?

After securing a heavily negotiated third bailout, Greece now faces stringent regulations regarding its financial future

New details have emerged of the extraordinarily detailed new memorandum of understanding struck between Greece and its creditors in exchange for an a86bn bailout. The actions Athens have agreed to take are divided into four "pillars":

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