BERLIN (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras wants to issue short-term debt such as Treasury bills to plug his government's financing gap and warned in a German magazine that if the European Central Bank objected, it would be assuming a grave responsibility.
"Then it will be back to the thriller we saw before Feb. 20," he told Der Spiegel, referring to the date Greece agreed a four-month bailout extension with its euro zone partners.
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