"They are ready to suspend their referendum or ask the people to vote 'yes' instead of 'no' if a package is put on the table with which they could agree," Muscat told the Maltese parliament.
Muscat added that the latest offer by Greece could be either a breakthrough or just a tactic to gain more time. (Reporting by Chris Scicluna, writing by Gavin Jones, editing by Isla Binnie)Maltese PM says Greece would conditionally suspend bailout referendum
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