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Greece lightning strikes G20 (part 2)

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Did Greece just precipitate its exit from the euro? Options are slim should George Papandreou’s gambit fail. François Picard’s panel argues over the relative merits of announcing – on the eve of a G-20 Summit - a referendum on the EU bailout plan.

DEBATE

Jacques MYARD, French Member of Parliament (ruling UMP conservatives)

Georges PREVELAKIS, Professor of Geopolitics, University of Paris - La Sorbonne

Harald HAU, Professor of Finance, University of Geneva and Swiss Finance Institute (SFI)

Ian LESSER, Executive director of Brussels office, German Marshall Fund

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Produced by Yi Song, Pauline Heilmann, Mary Colombel

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