More plans to come this weekend, at this point this news has become repetitive and pretty much a non event since everyone knows the bailout is coming noooo matter what. Remember there is no such thing as failure anymore. Greek Plan to Be Unveiled this Weekend: France Reuters | April 30, 2010 | 03:30 AM EDT France's market watchdog chief said on Friday he believed the plan to help Greece would be unveiled "tonight or over the weekend" and that Greece would not default on its debts. "What the markets are looking for is the plan, which will be presented tonight or over the weekend," Jean-Pierre Jouyet, chairman of French regulator AMF, told RMC Radio. "It will be done, it's almost completed. I have no doubt about that," he said. International Monetary Fund, European Union and European Central Bank officials are in Athens to negotiate the bailout and hope to wrap up a deal within days in an effort to avert the risk of a debt default in Greece that could sink other fragile EU economies. Jouyet said Greece would not default on its debts and that speculators would lose out. The situation in Portugal and Spain could not be compared to Greece, he added. German politicians have said the aid package could be worth 100-120 billion euros ($133-160 billion) over three years, against an original plan for 45 billion euros of aid in 2010. Greece has readied severe austerity measures demanded as a condition for the aid, providing relief to financial markets but drawing threats from unions of a mighty battle to come. Union officials said the IMF asked Athens to raise sales taxes, scrap bonuses amounting to two extra months pay in the public sector, and accept a 3-year pay freeze.