4 Responses to “Greek government secures majority to pass bill”
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So that’s a risk on Monday then – with respect to the markets?
Yeah, now what?
was there any doubt? They want to be paid…dont they? So how long before we have to go through this again?
austerity wont occur to the degree required – a rebuild is in order and perhaps the best way for every country concerned is for Greece and other countries to drop out. Greece is a country, germany is a country, ireland is a country, spain, italy and so on. Whats the point of a euro – they are all so different in many aspects of culture, ethics, lifestyle and so on
Greece would pick itself up, life will go on – but if you keep bailing them out they will be obliged to stay in this vicous circle.
To be hinest, everyone knows that, EVERYONE, but noone is prepared to let them fall of the edge…At the end of the day life will go on
It’s only one part and as a German Finance Minister Schäuble said recently, Greece needs to do more than promise. So the next date is 20 March for the large debt repayment. After that is Greek elections in April. What could possibly go wrong between now and then?