Eurozone finance ministers have approved a 130bn euro ($170bn) second bailout package for Greece to resolve the debt-ridden nation's immediate repayment needs.<br /><br />However, the deal, reached after 13 hours of tortuous talks in Brussels, is unlikely to revive Greece's ailing economy.<br /><br />There is much scepticism that an economy in such a poor state could pay the loan back soon enough before the country is mired in a deeper recession.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Tim Friend reports from Athens, Greece's capital.
