This was considered hardline in 2011. We are so far beyond Greece at this point
>Taxes will increase by 2.32 billion euros this year and 3.38 billion, 152 million and 699 million in the three subsequent years. There will be higher property taxes
Done
>Luxury levies will be introduced on yachts, pools and cars and there will be special levies on profitable firms, high-value properties and people with high incomes.
Done
>Excise taxes on fuel, cigarettes and alcohol will rise
Done
>Public sector wages will be cut by 15 percent
Wages frozen for a decade
>Social Security will be cut by 1.09 billion euros this year, 1.28 billion in 2012, 1.03 billion in 2013, 1.01 billion in 2014 and 700 million in 2015. There also will be means testing, and the statutory retirement age will be raised to 65 from 61
Retirement age already raised to 67 and announced 68 in next 3 years

https://www.cnbc.com/2011/06/29/The-10-Toughest-Greek-Austerity-Measures.html