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Are they going to leave this month?
I do hope so.
Always crying but they have lower taxes than Portugal and Spain, and higher wages.
Eurozone is growing again but they can't.
Guess they should leave eurozone and EU.
I do hope so.
Always crying but they have lower taxes than Portugal and Spain, and higher wages.
Eurozone is growing again but they can't.
Guess they should leave eurozone and EU.
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Hmmm, perhaps they will be open to "help" from Russia afterwards. Now that would be interesting.
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No,there will be another eurofudge.
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That looks a better option Sica Dan. Perhaps they might leave the euro eventually but not the EU.
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They should have gone five years ago.
The three options then are now are the same as now. 1. Creditors write off their debts. 2. Keep lending to them and hope for a miracle 3. Default and leave the Euro. They opted for number 2. and now they're exactly in the same place as when they started. |
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They can not stay.
It would be extremely unfair for Ireland, Portugal and Spain. |
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Varoufakis said Greece should never have been given a bailout in 2010 and Germany should come to terms with the failure of the previous programme.
He charged that 91 percent of the bailout funds had gone to repay mostly northern European banks. |