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So Greece.....
Hmm... I wonder how this is all going to play out. If they dont accept the deal, could you really see Greece leave the Euro??
Re: So Greece.....
Greek people will vote for the plan, I am sure.
But I'm kinda proud of the Greek PM and instead of the rest of Europe being so shocked and angry, they should have seen this coming. You can't hold someone's feet to the fire for so long - either save them or give up. Greece has been hurting for over 1.5 years now and they keep making them cut more and more. At some point of course they'll say "Eff you." That's human nature.
Of course, the bigger issue is that people can no longer deny the fundamental problem with the Euro: one currency and monetary policy is not sustainable with such a large disparty in countries and how they handle their money. To have to use the same solution for France, Germany, Portugal, Greece, Ireland and Slovenia is crazy!
They have said 60% of people oppose the austerity measures so I'm thinking it will be a no.
As to what next, I don't know!
I regret not buying dollars last week.
This. I swear I can predict when the euro is going to take the next dip just by looking at my travel itinerary to the States.