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Finance minister (Mr. Varoufakis) said today that an IMF report showed the debt was unsustainable from the start and that financials wouldn’t get better even by 2030. I don’t know if the changes your friend proposes will be done
Instead, Greece Heads for Decisive No Vote . With 85 per cent of votes counted, the No camp had won 61.5 per cent and was leading in every region of the country, a remarkable political exploit by Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras. But it is also likely to plunge Greece deeper into turmoil as it tries to prevent the collapse of a financial system that is rapidly running out of cash.“As of tomorrow, with this brave ‘No’ vote, we will call on our partners to find common ground,†said Yannis Varoufakis, Greek finance minister
Link: Knife-Edge Greek Referendum; Voting Booths Closed; Four Polls Show ‘No’ in Slight Lead; Schäuble Campaigned For ‘No’
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