(Euronews) Greece's parliament has narrowly approved next year's budget but it's put the government at odds with both international lenders and anti-austerity protesters.
Disputed growth projection figures has left it defending an optimistic plan.
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras claimed that after many decades, the country had its first balanced budget in decades.
The parliamentary vote came against a backdrop of protests due to five years of rocketing unemployment and shrinking incomes.
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