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The eurozone crisis will get worse before it gets better and Greece could exit the single currency bloc within a year, Swedish Finance Minister Anders Borg said in an interview on Saturday.
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These countries could make a very good re-start as cheap vacation destinations. They will benefit from the additional tourism and it would provide a means to rebuild. Europe has over the course of time slowly ran out of such places and everyone can benefit from this.
greece has more oil gas and natural resources in rare materials than most of its EU members..there is so much oil and gas in there waters than almost norway they say. why do u think the "cyprus-turkey" crisis is ongoing? when the USA supported the greek invasion "kissinger" the then US president found out these aegean water had an abundance of oil..now RUSSIA a greek ALLIE will build the gas and oil pipes to greece..the GERMANS want greece to take on DEBT so large that they cannot replay the LOAN..so what happens when this occurs ?? They reposses your most valueble assets...wink wink..(natural resources)..its the biggest corruption since 9/11..but this has been going on for 30yrs or so..