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July 04, 2015

To euro or not to euro?

by ArsLonga

Posted by teresa at 4:30 PM

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Paul Krugman

It is, presumably, meant to be an offer Greece can't accept; but even so, it's a grotesque betrayal of everything the European project was supposed to stand for.

1000 people lose their jobs daily in Greece

Economic crisis can't stop us from living, dreaming and fighting for our goals, Dimitra Lacandona coffee-shop owner, Athens, Greece

every Greek child is born with a debt of over 30.000 euros

I want to live and work in Greece.

I think it's going to get better in a couple of years - Nicky, University of Athens, Athens, Greece

By the time I graduate everything's going to be fine again - Ileana , University of Athens, Greece

60% of University students think about moving abroad

Pope Francis on Greece dept crisis

"The dignity of the human person must remain at the centre of any political and technical debate, as well as in the taking of responsible decisions"

48.000 Greek scientists live and work in another country

Economic crisis is not a punishment but a good lesson to all of us. We've got to think better who we vote for. Nassia, Lacandona coffee shop owner, Athens, Greece

Violent riots and criminality make things even harder - George, pastry shop owner, Athens, Greece

Naomi Klein

There's been enormous resistence in Greece.

I see no crisis. Everyone's in very good condition - Bri, student, Michigan, USA

Greece will finally collapse.

That's the plan. They want to buy Greece for free. Nikos, laterna player

I love Athens!

There's so much to see! - Tyler, student, Michigan USA

hundreds of thousands of Greeks and immigrants are fed in daily rations

500.000 Greeks live without electricity 'cause they can't pay the bill

I think that...

economic crisis is an opportunity for us to become better people - Pantelis, artist, Athens, Greece

Who trusts his luck in Athens now days? - Georgia, lottery-tickets seller, Athens, Greece

The last couple of years is a nightmare. Who cares to buy flowers anymore? - Costas, flower seller, Skoufa & Massalias, Athens, Gr

"Things are difficult but I don't know if it were any better before. I've only been working for a couple of years" Alexia Raisis, fashion designer - etsy.com/shop/clothbotstore