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October 9, 2012

Greece's Debt Problems Aren't Going Away

Stefan Kaiser, Der Spiegel

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Greeks are hoping to hear Chancellor Angela Merkel express solidarity with the crisis-stricken country during her Tuesday visit to Athens. The situation, however, remains dire. If Greece is to remain in the euro zone, either more aid or another debt restructuring program will be necessary -- and possibly both.

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