Greek PM defends controversial 'Plan B' for euro zone exit
ATHENS (Reuters) - Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras acknowledged on Friday that his government had made covert contingency plans in case Greece was forced out of the euro, but rejected accusations that he had plotted a return to the drachma.
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