Fifty Three Percent Of Germans Think Greece Should Leave Eurozone
The majority of Germans want Greece out of the eurzone According to news organization Bild (translated by Google) About the future of Greece will continue wrestling: The Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos negotiated yesterday by telephone with his fellow euro-zone…
The majority of Germans want Greece out of the eurzone
According to news organization Bild (translated by Google)
About the future of Greece will continue wrestling: The Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos negotiated yesterday by telephone with his fellow euro-zone on a second rescue package.
53 percent of Germans believe, however, that it would be better for the euro when the Greeks would return to the drachma. Only 34 percent think not, so a representative Emnid survey for Bild am Sonntag.
In addition, it reject 80 percent of Germans to release the second rescue package for Greece in the amount of 130 billion euros, if the savings targets are not met. MEP Jorgos Chatzimarkakis called on Greece yesterday to change its name to “Hellas”
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