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Eurozone debt crisis: how a Greek exit from the euro might unfold

May 15, 2012

Greece's decision to call a second, anti-austerity election has taken the country one-step closer to a dangerous exit from the eurozone. Below we sketch out how the process might unfold. full story

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Eurozone debt crisis: how a Greek exit from the euro might unfold

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