
The Greek Prime Minister is struggling to get coalition party leaders to buy-in to harsh new international bailout terms. The country must now accept even more painful cuts if it's to get a 130 billion Euro second lifeline from international creditors. If the deal falls through Greece is expected... More
The Greek Prime Minister is struggling to get coalition party leaders to buy-in to harsh new international bailout terms. The country must now accept even more painful cuts if it's to get a 130 billion Euro second lifeline from international creditors. If the deal falls through Greece is expected to default by the end of March. Professor of constitutional law George Katrougalos says measures imposed by the EU aim at selling Greece's basic infrastructure to Germany. RT on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_com RT on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Less
Added Feb 6, 2012
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Tags rt george katrougalos eu monetary fiscal union angela merkel budget cuts economy scandal eurozone greece eu euro austerity eurocrisis democracy europe papademos european central bank bureaucracy european taxpayers debt crisis european union brussels european commission european taxpayers euro debt
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