Greece seeks advice -- not cash -- from IMF
George Papandreou
Socialist Prime Minister George Papandreou on Wednesday stressed that position had not changed.
 "There is no way that we will either leave the euro or seek (outside) support with the International Monetary Fund. We do not need to " said Papandreou  making comments to mark 100 days since taking office.
 Papandreou argued Greece's economy had been battered by decades of public corruption.
 "It would be very easy to say that all these problems were created by the international financial crisis. But cronyism  lack of accountability and corruption have nothing to do with the international crisis " he said.
[TGT] on Wednesday stressed that position had not changed.
 "There is no way that we will either leave the euro or seek (outside) support with the International Monetary Fund. We do not need to " said [TGT]  making comments to mark 100 days since taking office.
 [TGT] argued Greece's economy had been battered by decades of public corruption.
 "It would be very easy to say that all these problems were created by the international financial crisis. But cronyism  lack of accountability and corruption have nothing to do with the international crisis " [TGT] said.