Greeks Strike Against (Already Shaky) Bailout Plans

Government agencies, public transportation services and tax offices were closed on Wednesday in a large-scale effort to protest against the austerity measures set to be imposed by the EU/IMF bailout, which was, in its ideal form, set to remedy Greek’s debt problems. Included in the strike were many hospital workers and the staff of several . . . → Read More: Greeks Strike Against (Already Shaky) Bailout Plans

Greeks Strike Against (Already Shaky) Bailout Plans

Government agencies, public transportation services and tax offices were closed on Wednesday in a large-scale effort to protest against the austerity measures set to be imposed by the EU/IMF bailout, which was, in its ideal form, set to remedy Greek’s debt problems. Included in the strike were many hospital workers and the staff of several . . . → Read More: Greeks Strike Against (Already Shaky) Bailout Plans

Greeks Strike Against (Already Shaky) Bailout Plans

Government agencies, public transportation services and tax offices were closed on Wednesday in a large-scale effort to protest against the austerity measures set to be imposed by the EU/IMF bailout, which was, in its ideal form, set to remedy Greek’s debt problems. Included in the strike were many hospital workers and the staff of several . . . → Read More: Greeks Strike Against (Already Shaky) Bailout Plans

Greeks Strike Against (Already Shaky) Bailout Plans

Government agencies, public transportation services and tax offices were closed on Wednesday in a large-scale effort to protest against the austerity measures set to be imposed by the EU/IMF bailout, which was, in its ideal form, set to remedy Greek’s debt problems. Included in the strike were many hospital workers and the staff of several . . . → Read More: Greeks Strike Against (Already Shaky) Bailout Plans

Euro under Pressure as Finance Ministers Delay Greek Payment

By: Barbara Zigah

The Euro slipped close to a 9-month low against the U.S. Dollar as new-found fear grips investors worried that Greece is imminently about to default on its sovereign debt. In earlier Asian trading, the Euro had fallen to a low of $1.3163 before regaining some ground, trading at $1.3207.Over the . . . → Read More: Euro under Pressure as Finance Ministers Delay Greek Payment

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