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My big fat Greek bailout - but will Europe pay? (part 2)

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While Markus Kerber in Berlin argues that "only Greece can save Greece" by quitting the eurozone, Athens University’s Yanis Varoufakis rebuts that this would trigger a disastrous domino effect for the whole continent.

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  • Raquel GARRIDO, National Secretary for Parti de Gauche.
  • Yanis VAROUFAKIS, Economics Professor, Athens University (from Athens)
  • Markus C. KERBER, Professor of Political Economics, Technische Universität of Berlin (from Berlin).
  • Vanessa ROSSI, International Economics Fellow, Chatham House think-tank (from London).

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re the big fat Greek bailout

by Anonyme - 14/05/2011 - 14:23

Very good interview from France 24, as usual. May I suggest that the situation in Greece is all about the financial domination of the country and it's inhabitants.

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