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Published: 11 March, 2010, 13:18
Edited: 26 March, 2010, 21:04


Greece is being brought to a standstill by another nationwide strike against government debt-reduction measures. The 24-hour walkout is already the second in the last ten days.

 
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Babeouf March 11, 2010, 18:18 quote
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The policy of the Russian government of reaching deals with individual European states has been validated. No matter what happens to the EU ,Germany,France,Italy and Spain will continue to exist. But if the economic crisis is prolonged the EU may collapse entirely or reduce in size. Lets hope that Reserves of the Russian Central Bank are reorganized to increase the proportion of Gold Bullion and decrease the proportion of paper notes denoted in US dollars or EU euros.

impera March 12, 2010, 03:20 quote
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Greece is most certainly in a spot of trouble both financially and politically and Greece may need to be literally shoved out of the Eurozone and probably Spain too, this will go to show all of the citizens of Europe that the much blessed Euro currency is a fickle currency some times it does not go your way and sometimes it does but one thing is for certain is that the Eurozone has taken an awful amount of European individual country Identity. I absolutely hope that one day the Euro be phased out and lets get straight back into the Pre-Euro days where each member of the European Union gets back their respective currencies like the French Franc,German Deutschmark,Spanish Peseta, and the Italian Lira these glorious old days were a sign of Individuality and great Country pride amongst the European community (You don't need the Euro to be European). So instead of one currency have Twenty Seven regional Currencies and have them become strong. As for Greece riots well I cannot blame them for expressing their feeling's of anger toward their government and their economical strife and peril, I hope that their Greek government does learn from this as the Greeks are fed up of monstrously high taxes and other financial woes. I can only offer great sympathy for the Greeks as this is certainly becoming a "Greek Tragedy" for a generation. Finally as for all other Countries in the European Union please for your sake go back to your glory days of your very own Currency and wave it up high a be proud of it and show that you are from what that bank note says. (The Euro Currency was simply just too soon and premature) because the Twenty Seven states in the European Union need's to in combination have strong economic strength and recover from the Twentieth Century's Intercontinental financial debt then think about the Euro option.

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