Greece’s three-party coalition has agreed to______. [br] [originaltext] (9)

(9)Greece’s three-party coalition has reached agreement on 11. 5bn of spending cuts over the next two years after the socialist party leader dropped objections to further planned reductions in pensions and public sector wages. Evangelos Venizelos, a former finance minister facing dissent in his PanHellenic Socialist Movement, had distanced himself from both coalition partners and Greece’s international lenders by demanding the cuts be postponed until 2015-2016. But on Wednesday the junior partners in the conservative-led coalition government of centre-right prime minister Antonis Samaras set aside demands for an immediate renegotiation of the terms of the deal to ease talks with the "troika" of EU and International Monetary Fund lenders. Finance minister Yannis Stournaras told reporters after a nearly three-hour-long meeting that the prime minister’s proposal was accepted by political leaders.(10)Mr. Venizelos said Greece had to demand more time to achieve targets under its bailout package, but he was setting aside his request for now in the interest of the country and to avoid bringing down the six-week-old government.