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Several Greek news media outlets, including the influential center-left newspaper To Vima, on Sunday cited an internal government e-mail that set out priorities by Greece's foreign creditors aimed at raising much-needed revenue quickly.

Eurotunnel announced the move after hours of meetings with major creditors aimed at securing a debt restructuring plan that the Channel Tunnel operator says is essential to its survival.

On the same day, the island's Government Development Bank said it had ended weeks of fruitless negotiations with certain creditors, aimed at persuading them to voluntarily accept lower bond payments.

It hardens attitudes and makes agreement more difficult: Greece's creditors aim to nail Athens down to specific and demanding targets because they know a fair proportion of the hoped-for revenue will never reach the treasury.

Greece's international creditors are aiming to strike a deal to stop Athens defaulting on its debt and possibly tumbling out of the euro by extending its bailout by six months and supplying up to €18bn (£12.9bn) in rescue funds.

Guilfoyle said: "The administrators have a duty to creditors to aim to get the best deal possible so we submit all offers where funds are proved.

And it looked as if Tsipras could have found common ground with his creditors on reforms aimed at more effective tax collection, especially on Greece's super-rich.

Eurotunnel, operator of the Channel Tunnel, said it would activate a legal procedure to protect it from creditors after talks aimed at restructuring the company's huge debts ended without agreement.

The conclusion is that creditor duties, or wrongful trading rules, are superfluous, while private solutions are still inadequate to solve all the agency problems in a way that the proponents of both types of creditor protections aim for.

His policies, which included refusing to repay the failed Icelandic banks' many foreign creditors in full, always aimed to put the Icelandic people first, he has insisted.

The Kenya government has stepped in to mediate between the chain and creditors, in a move aimed at preventing the chain from going under, particularly before August's elections.