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I would consider my point IV (collapsing banks in a country which threatens to leave), the most important point which distinguish these two options.
France: As Cyrille has pointed out, it is not quite clear how to leave the Euro with out discussing it first and for France the Banks did not collapse when Sarkozy hinted that France could leave the Euro. But that is France, and I guess that many people simply agree with my point III (The French fundamental are sound).
SPG: Maybe you know better, but I feel that here my point IV is fully applicable. this obviously leaves the problem of how to organize a withdrawal form the Euro.
That is why I also added the 'other options part'. Issuing an additional currency could be the best option for SPG.
So I'm guessing "yeah."
- Jake Friends come and go. Enemies accumulate.
Athanasios Vamvakidis, a Bank of America executive who was sitting in the London meeting, said in a radio interview on Vima FM Friday that "what the memo states was simply not presented in our meeting with Syriza", adding that the Capital Fund executive who allegedly wrote it was not present in said meeting.
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