Does the Euro Collapse Now? (Part 2)

Politics ♦ Published: August 18, 2012; 19:13 ♦ (Vindobona)

The nervousness among Europe´s leaders is growing. Not only Finland warns of a breakdown.

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After Austria´s Minister of Foreign Affairs Michael Spindelegger proposed to throw off countries out of the Eurozone, Jean-Claude Juncker criticized Spindelegger indirectly. “If I were an Austrian politician, I would express myself cautiously.” Juncker emphasized not to have any understanding for this “aggressive rethoric”.

For Juncker, an exit of Greece is not…

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