Greece is in a difficult situation. They have been trying to make deals with their creditors to get a 7.2 billion euro aid tranche, but it hasn't worked out. On Sunday, the Greek people will vote on whether or not to accept the final offer from the creditors. If they vote no, it could mean that Greece will have to leave the euro. The main problem is not that Greece spends more than it sells, like many other big countries do. The problem is that Greece has a very high debt burden of 175%.
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Greece is facing hard times with a lot of people out of work and a lot of debt. The unemployment rate in Greece is currently 22.6%, which is very high. Things are starting to look worse for Greece.
This article is about the potential risks of Greece leaving the European Union (known as a "Grexit"). It discusses how this could have a negative impact on the economy and politics of the region, as well as the potential consequences for the rest of the world. It also looks at how other countries may be affected by a Grexit, and how it could affect the global economy.
The leaders of Belgium and South Cyprus have said that they have reached an agreement in Brussels, but it is not yet clear what the agreement is about. The Polish Prime Minister and current President of the European Union, Donald Tusk, has also announced that an agreement has been made, but the details of the agreement are still unknown.
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People from Europe and the Greek Left are showing a lot of support for the idea of leaving the European Union.
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Greek Euro Exit means that Greece is leaving the Euro, which is the currency used by countries in the European Union.
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Greece is in a difficult situation. They have been trying to make deals with their creditors to get a 7.2 billion euro aid tranche, but it hasn't worked out. On Sunday, the Greek people will vote on whether or not to accept the final offer from the creditors. If they vote no, it could mean that Greece will have to leave the euro. The main problem is not that Greece spends more than it sells, like many other big countries do. The problem is that Greece has a very high debt burden of 175%.
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(see: dream come true)
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02vhlph
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This article is about the potential risks of Greece leaving the European Union (known as a "Grexit"). It discusses how this could have a negative impact on the economy and politics of the region, as well as the potential consequences for the rest of the world. It also looks at how other countries may be affected by a Grexit, and how it could affect the global economy.
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The leaders of Belgium and South Cyprus have said that they have reached an agreement in Brussels, but it is not yet clear what the agreement is about. The Polish Prime Minister and current President of the European Union, Donald Tusk, has also announced that an agreement has been made, but the details of the agreement are still unknown.
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Let them leave, then we will go in.