GREECE SITUATION UPDATES: The death of a 19-year-old Greek student has come to symbolize everything that's wrong with austerity!!!

Untill the end of July... it depends of ellections result.

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DEUTSCHE BANK'S FITSCHEN SAYS GREECE IS `A FAILED STATE'

So? What does it really mean for Greece to exit Euro?

My friend you will see that at least, in the end Greece and Portugal will exit the euro, and i think it will be the best option for us. Do you see how deuch bank talks about Greece as a failled state? Hwo are they???

Thread: Greek mother & son jump to death.

i think you're right -- greece and portugal have their problems, but becoming internal colonies of the larger european countries won't do anything for greek and portuguese.

Our countries are much more older,and biger history than Germany!!!

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Rumor Greece to bail out Barcelona

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French banks drawing up Greek exit contingency plans... Which continue to best be summarized in one word: Panic

These bankers and politicians are sickening. They are a clear and present danger to the people of this planet.

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Latest Greek poll: Syriza 28.5%, ND 26%, Pasok 12.5%. Likely about as reliable as all prior ones.

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After Greek elections, IF Greece proceeds with bailout plan, it must cut €30 bn in expenditures, pushing GDP to $260bn and debt/GDP > 500%

Thank god they moving out..

So that is why the stock market in Athens is booming up at almost 7%

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The #mathfail will continue until morale improves: GREEK POLL SHOWS 44.5% WON'T TAKE EURO WITH CURRENT BAILOUT

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And there we go: 77.8% of Greeks say new govt must renegotiate memorandum, and 20.4% say to cancel it. But 81% want EURs... Schizo

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Latest Greek poll shows 81% want to remain in euro. And how many want higher wages?

At the prison in Corinth, food supplies have stopped completely

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Latest Greek poll: Syriza 30%, ND 26.5%. And the circus begins again

It Looks Like Christine Lagarde Might Have Really Made Things Worse In Greece

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Lead to 10 points SYRIZA gives Nationwide survey of University of Patras

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[link to translate.google.gr]

The University gave a prediction which was closer to the result of 6th of May than any other

Not even the more fanatic people of Syriza would expect such a gift

Let's bring these bitchez down!!

Tommorow Athens stocks exchange -5% and Euro 1,2269

The stock exchange is a joke though for some years now. We are going for the big one this time.

Here is the link for the prediction of the 6th of May elections
[link to translate.google.gr]

I would like to see that joke carsh to the bottom

Patience my friend. Just a matter of time. I wouldn't spread this out, but since we are having a good chat here i'll tell the story. My best mate's father has a big-big-big business in Athens. And as everyone he is very worried about the situation. So he had a meeting with a big fish of the banking industry. The big fish told him to not expect anything to change after the elections and during the summer. He told him also that we are going to euro-2 (geuro) by the end of the year, undervalued about 50-60%. Terrible news i know, but lets hope the banker will be proved wrong. This meeting took place about 10 days ago. So don't take this for granted for various reasons and let's hope that the things will pan out a bit different.

I think they dont take in acount the Spain issue. From last autum I keep writing that Greece is something really small and controlable. Spain is huge. And if you cannt control the small problem then you automaticly prove yourself uncapable controlling the big one. But my true worries is the connection that economical situation can have with the Syria-Iran issue and the hole upset in the medditerenea. Are we leading to something bigger than an economic collapse?