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The European debt crisis has been following a predictable cycle – Crisis, Response, Disappointment, Crisis. Mike Larson says this cycle will only end when Greece and other nations repudiate their debt and exit the euro, and banks are allowed to fail.

Greece is holding elections next Sunday in what could be a decisive day for the fate of the euro zone. After Greek political parties failed to form a government on the 6th of May, Greeks go to the polls again to decide wether they want to keep the euro. Recent polls have shown a tight race between anti-bailout extreme-left coalition Syriza and center-right New Democracy. Earlier this week, Syriza's leader insisted that he doesn't hope for a Greek euro exit, but he wants to renegotiate the severe bailout conditions imposed by the Troika. But president of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso said on Wednesday that Greece should respect its commitments if they want to stay in the euro area. Greece must implement additional public spending cuts by the end of June if they want to continue receiving bailout funds. Fearing a messy return to the drachma, Greeks have been withdrawing as much as €800 million per day from their bank accounts, according to Reuters. The uncertain situation in Greece could ...

Limiting cash withdrawals, imposing capital controls or introducing border checks. These are the 3 main measures that the EU could implement if Greece decides to leave the euro. According to the news agency Reuters, EU finance officials have been discussing a so-called "contingency plan" ahead of the Greek elections next Sunday.

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It’s becoming more likely that Greece will exit the euro-zone, and other European countries are also in grave danger. But Nilus Mattive says that there are still a lot of dividend-paying European stocks that offer good value and above-average income.

EU leaders are gathering in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss how to kick-start growth in Europe while keeping deficits down. New French President Francois Hollande has increasingly been putting pressure on German Chancellor Angela Merkel to reconsider her negative views on Euro bonds, bonds jointly underwritten by all eurozone member states. Hollande warned on Saturday during a G8 Summit in Camp David that he is not alone in supporting the proposal. Italy's Monti, Spain's Rajoy and the EC are expected to back the idea. As the biggest economy in Europe, mutualizing common European debt would mean Germany having to finance sovereign debt from other countries. Merkel has already said she does not rule out euro bonds as a long-term prospect, but under one condition: a more integrated political and fiscal European Union. Cube Spin Greece and the unofficial talk of a Greek euro exit are also set to be discussed. After the elections earlier this month, the Greek political parties failed to form a ...

European banks are deleveraging to guard against the exit of Greece from the euro-zone. Jack Crooks says the banking crisis that could follow will hit the currencies of Eastern and Central European countries much harder than the euro-zone nations.

Monty Agarwal says it’s no longer a question of whether Greece will exit the European Economic and Monetary Union, but how and when. He answers those questions, and tells you how Greece’s exit will affect the stock, currency and commodity markets.

Discussions of a Greek euro exit, or a Grexit, have become more prominent in Brussels after Greek leaders failed to form a coalition government since elections were held on 6th of May. But eurozone finance ministers on Monday reaffirmed their commitments to keep Greece in the euro zone. But the EU also warned the Greek authorities that the austerity measures agreed need to be implemented. Greece is due to receive a second bailout in early June in order to avoid default. For the first time since the crisis erupted, President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso admitted that it would be better for Greece to leave the euro zone if it was unable to meet its obligations. The Greek president has proposed to form a technocrat government amongst the skepticism of the Greek people. New elections now look almost certain. According to the latest polls, anti-austerity radical-left coalition party Syriza would become the main political force.

We are not voting ND OR PASOK ever again. Those 2 parties stole everything and they have criminals in their ranks. ΑΝ ΣΑΣ ΑΡΕΣΕΙ ΤΟ ΒΙΝΤΕΟ ΠΑΡΑΚΑΛΩ ΜΗΝ ΨΗΦΙΖΕΤΕ ΠΑΣΟΚ ΝΕΑ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ. ΚΑΝΤΕ RESHARE ΜΠΑΣ ΚΑΙ ΠΕΣΟΥΝ ΚΑΙ ΟΙ ΔΥΟ

Αγαπάω την Ελλάδα, δεν ψηφίζω στις εκλογές ποτε ξανά Νέα Δημοκρατια και ΠΑ.ΣΟ.Κ. Ειναι απατεώνες και το έχουν αποδείξει πολλές φορές. Διαδώστε αυτό το βίντεο για μια νέα Ελλάδα με ολους αυτους στη φυλακή. Φιλιά από τη Ζάκυνθο, upg.gr

In the wake of the elections in France and Greece, European Council President Herman Van Rompuy has called for an informal summit of EU leaders on the 23rd of May to discuss the growth agenda in Europe.   The informal dinner will lay the ground for another meeting at the end of June when leaders are expected to take decisions on their growth and budget consolidation strategy. "Reducing debt and deficits is essential to build confidence and but borrowing costs. Every euro spend on interest payments is a euro less for jobs and investment. Secondly, to regain competitiveness there should be an acceleration in structural reforms. There is work to do both at national an European level", said President of the European Commission Jose manuel Barroso The European Commission is proposing to boost the capital of the European Investment Bank by 10 billion euros. This is the institution that finances infrastructure projects in Europe.

As if it were the plot of a Greek tragedy, the Greek people went to the polls on Sunday to punish those leaders who run the country in "austerity" mode.   Both socialist PASOK and centre-right New democracy failed to get enough votes, although New Democracy emerged as the biggest party.   But the center-right leader Antonis Samaras couldn't put together a coalition on Monday.   So now is the turn of Syriza. This radical left-wing coalition became the second political force and will try to negotiate a government.  Syriza wants Greece inside the eurozone but hopes to re-design the agreements with the EU and IMF, and to introduce growth-like measures.    Germany has already warned that the austerity plan is not up for negotiation. Brussels urges Greece to stick to the promises made.   "The Commission hopes and expects that the future government of Greece will respect the engagements that Greece has entered into", EC's spokesperson said.   Experts believe that this unprecedented fragmentation could lead to ...

Caricato da kryfos0kosmo in data 12/mag/2011 For the first time in Greece a documentary produced by the audience. "Debtocracy" seeks the causes of the debt crisis and proposes solutions, hidden by the government and the dominant media. Editor/Script Katerina Kitidi Aris Chatzistefanou Scientific Research Leonidas Vatikiotis Animation Magda Plevraki Sokratis Galiatsakos Music Giannis Agelakas Ermis Georgiadis Aris RSN Edit Aris Triantafillou Camera Aris Papastefanou ulia Reinecke Coloring Thanos Tsantas PR Michalis Alimanis Contributors Aggeliki Gaidatzi Fani Gaidatzi Ioulia Kileri Margarita Tsomou Production Costas Efimeros 2011 - BitsnBytes.gr http://www.debtocracy.gr/indexen.html

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The second largest economy in Europe and a debt-ridden country on the brink of default. France and Greece are holding elections this Sunday in what can be the day that Europe re-shapes its economic future. According to the latest polls, French socialist frontrunner Francois Hollande is 7 points ahead of his rival President Nicolas Sarkozy. Hollande has openly rejected the current austerity trend that dominates Europe in favour of growth-oriented measures. "The French elections are going to be a big game-changer for Europe and probably for the world. I'm sure Francois Hollande will win the elections and then we will have a different kind of France, a different kind of French-German relationship, different kind of european priorities. I expect that a lot will change as far the growth objectives are concerned", says Georgi Gotev, Senior Editor at EurActiv.com. As a center piece of the so-called Merkozy alliance to steer Europe out of the crisis, the EU fiscal treaty is a big concern for the ...

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Olympia-AEL 73-75 2007-08 1st 20-10-2007 Greece A1 Basket

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Marousi-AEL 90-74 2007-08 26th 23-04-2008 Basket A1 Greece

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