BELGRADE,
ugg te koop, July 6 (Xinhua) -- Although the Slovenian National Assembly on Tuesday passed a bill enabling the country to participate in the European Union's bailout package for Greece, both supporters and opponents of the bill expressed their concerns about Greece's ability to repay the loan, reported the Slovenian news agency STA. With a vote of 47 to 34,
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Peak Performance Sacou, said Greece had managed to meet the interest payments for the first installment of the bailout package, prior to Slovenia's participation. Nonetheless,
true religion canada outlet, even among supporters of the bill a number of concerns were raised. By providing aid to Greece, Slovenia was increasing its own public debt which could adversely affect its credit rating, said Alojzij Potocnik of Zares,
souliers mbt, a member of the ruling coalition. Meanwhile,
moncler damen jacken, Borut Sajovic of the Liberal Democrats (LDS), another coalition partner, called on the Slovenian government to be strict in linking loans to the implementation of Greece's reform program. Opposition politician Branko Grims was critical of the Slovenian government for demanding austerity from its own government employees while providing funds for Greek public servants, whose salaries are on average 50 percent higher than their Slovenian counterparts. Special Report: Global Financial CrisisTopics related articles：
