 AP Photo For weeks now, the Greeks and their eurozone neighbors have been engaged in an awkward dance. TAGGED: Europe, International Monetary Fund, United Kingdom, Germany, European Union, Italy, Spain, Greece, Financial Crisis, Ireland, George Papandreou, EurozoneRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| Greece is being pieced back together, financially at least. Next week, plans to slash its budget deficit are likely to be approved by fellow Europeans, and in return it will receive implied aid through various bank... more ›› |
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Before waxing ecstatic over Greece's ability to flog some bonds, remember this: Greece is a sideshow. Spain is the main event.
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