British embassies in the eurozone have been told to draw up plans to help British expats through the collapse of the single currency, amid new fears for Italy and Spain.
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Prepare for riots in euro collapse, Foreign Office warnsby James Kirkup
dude
ReplyDeletethis ain't good
the greeks are so laid back that what protest you see there will be like x 10^6 more in Spain and a little less in Italy
i've seen the spirit of all the european countries side by side once in a stadium
the loudest foot stomping hand clamping are th Spainards - so they can drown out anyone
however, they have a new elected gov and they know they are in for austerity so maybe they will be quiet?
It appears this reality is setting across the EU. Some countries further along than others.:
ReplyDeleteIrelandWhy leaving the euro might not be so scary.
Germany: We are still doing too well
Austria Austria backs eurobonds, ECB as last resort
Germany: Merkel's Nein is wrecking the EU
Italy Germany Weighs in too much
Italy
Europeans, Prisoners of German Dogma
Czech
Inability to secure and manage structural funds further drags economy
France
Zone euro : un nouveau pacte de stabilité à l'étude
Greece
Country may miss 2012 selloff target due to EU crisis
Poland
Poland would be foolish to consider joining the single currency
Hungary
IMF presence may be too late