Big demonstrations are expected in Athens, as the people once again express their anger against the spending cuts, tax rises, and other measures being implemented in return for its aid package.
Remember the Finance Minister's options for getting the votes she needs to pass her budget have reduced sharply in the past month, with the announcement that Plaid Cymru and the Liberal Democrats will jointly negotiate to get their priorities implemented in return for their votes.
Athens may be guaranteed a summer free of drama, but with a second more difficult review in the offing there is growing consent that it is poised for a potentially explosive autumn as Greeks begin to feel the full extent of the savage cuts and tax hikes Tsipras's leftist-led coalition has been forced to implement in return for the loans.
On a steaming January day, Michel Camdessus, the I.M.F.'s top official, slipped into Jakarta to the private residence of President Suharto and sat down for a four-hour meeting to tick off, line by line, the huge reforms Indonesia would have to implement in return for tens of billions of dollars in emergency aid.
Syntagma has been the scene of massive protests and angry clashes over the austerity measures Greece has been forced to implement in return for huge international loans.
The following summer, at a conference of Afghanistan's biggest donors in Tokyo, the Afghan government promised, among other things, to implement those recommendations in return for sixteen billion dollars in aid pledges through 2015.
The tenure of the current prime minister, Pedro Passos Coelho, has been marked by the three-year austerity programme the government had to implement in 2011 in return for €78bn (then £70bn) bailout funds.
Four years later, it has left the bailout scheme but only after implementing stringent austerity measures in return for funding.
The Greek government surprised everybody on Thursday by submitting a proposal to Greece's international creditors that would implement severe austerity measures in return for new bailout funds.
Hungary received a €20 billion ($25.5 billion) support fund in 2008 in return for implementing a stringent fiscal-consolidation programme.
There is also the danger that contagion could again ripple out from Athens to Ireland and Portugal, which are already implementing their own austerity programmes in return for financial help.
