Despite tightening liquidity, Greece is unlikely to get any money from euro zone finance ministers at an April 24 meeting because it is dragging its feet on reforms, Reuters cited European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis as saying on Friday. Greece is quickly running out of cash and in the next few weeks may face a choice of either paying salaries and pensions or paying back loans from the International Monetary Fund. Athens could get more loans from both the IMF and euro zone governments, but it would first have to implement reforms, agreed with the creditors, to make its public finances sustainable and its economy more competitive. -- SPA 22:23 LOCAL TIME 19:23 GMT تغريد
