By Biodun Iginla and Natalie de Vallieres, BBC News
Greece needs to make budget cuts of almost 30 billion euros to qualify for a second bailout package – worth some 100 billion euros – from the IMF and the EU. The measures have been put before parliament, which must approve the measure by the close of play Wednesday.
The first bailout – worth 110 billion euros – came after a round of harsh austerity measures imposed in May 2010.
The harshness of the cuts has resulted in discontent spilling out onto the streets, with a 48-hour general strike continuing on Wednesday. The protesters are calling for Prime Minister George Papandreou to abandon these further budget cuts.
Here is a brief breakdown of what the cuts would involve:
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