#from bbc

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Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel says she is satisfied with a deal to help finance debt-laden eurozone countries. "I think we found a good compromise," she said after all-night talks which saw her come under heavy pressure from Italy and Spain. A new supervisory body will enable the European Central Bank (ECB) to "keep a very close eye on the banks", she said. Spain is awaiting a 100bn-euro (£80bn; $125bn) recapitalisation of its troubled banks by the eurozone. Mrs Merkel said the deal on lending would provide sufficient safeguards for the taxpayers' money used by the EU bailout funds. The German Bundestag, the lower house of parliament, later approved the deal by a huge margin, with 491 votes for and 111 against. The upper house is expected to follow suit.

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