Instead of going to Greece, they will go to Mexico which is the bargain of their market.
But there was a kind of winking acknowledgment that they were not going to let Greece fall out of the EU due to debt, if it came to that.
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He wanted to study music in a German university, but doesn't meet the criteria for admission, and now is thinking of going back to Greece to study to become an oil and natural gas technician.
Going back to Greece, it as we know is in trouble at the moment, but if Apple were to move its headquarters there, can anyone say with a straight face that it would suffer financing difficulties in the way that its government is?
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And because said referendum is going to be in 2012, when Greece is going to be in a position where it could credibly simply walk away from the deal, could survive a hard default, the deal is going to have to be made much, much, better if the Troika wants to win.
Europe's leaders will be asked yet again what they are going to do with Greece.
The markets ask what they are going to do with Greece and there is no convincing answer.
How are we going to react if Greece and possibly other countries are forced out of the euro and we're facing a dramatically worsening situation there?
One idea is to bring forward loan disbursements to keep Greece going, with the promise to look at any shortfall later on.
These are just examples, but whether you book through a travel agent, an airline, or online chances are if you are headed to Spain or Greece you are going to find better deals than any time in the recent past.
If the Commission is to be believed, 2020 is also going to a magical year for Greece, where public debt will at last come close to the 120% target.
Having been going backwards and forwards to Greece, it is hard to exaggerate the degree of humiliation that the bailouts have created.
It now appears increasingly likely that the EU is going to have to accept Greece defaulting on at least part of its debt.
We believe that there's a very clear road map going forward as relates to Greece that was established as a part of that plan.
If that's not going to happen, Dumas says Greece will suffer more from prolonging the agony.
"I certainly don't think it's inevitable that Greece is going to default, " Mr Osborne said.
So, when do we think that Greece is going to have a primary surplus?
Well I certainly don't think it's inevitable that Greece is going to default.
Do you think it's inevitable now that Greece is going to default?
Lying is not a very good long-term economic strategy, and Greece is going to be doomed regardless of which policy it pursues because its economic institutions are totally broken, corrupt, and ineffective.
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And we saw the American growth figures, which are actually below Britain's, and in the next few weeks I'm afraid we're going to hear a lot about Greece and Portugal and the problems that they've got into with their debts and deficits.
That means countries with bigtime deficits and fiscal problems, which may soon seek bailouts themselves, are going to borrow money to lend to Greece.
Last October the worry was that the significant summer slowdown had the U.S. economy sliding into recession again, and in Europe that another bailout of Greece was not going to happen.
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Russia is ready to do its part in helping bail out Europe, including funneling more capital into the European Financial Stability Facility which was created in May of 2010 to keep Greece from going belly up.
PdL supporters have been drifting away from the party since May when the government performed an abrupt U-turn, declaring that a package of painful adjustment measures was needed to prevent Italy going the way of Greece.
Because I know when I was just in Greece, and I was going over to Mykonos and I didn't know where to stay.
One way or another, European governments are not going to get back all the money they loaned to Greece over the past few years.
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