Plans for expanding a key bailout fund for the Eurozone have hit problems after the Slovakian parliament last night rejected the deal.
It puts in doubt the Greek bailout deal and the planned recapitalisation of the banks.
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However, the Slovakian opposition party has said they will agree to a second vote in return for snap elections.
The 16 other Eurozone members have already approved changes to the 440-billion-euro fund which is designed to shore up countries that are heavily in debt.
The changes cannot go ahead until everyone backs it.
