Politicians suggest there will be more support for debt-stricken Greece, no matter how people vote in Sunday’s pollAs Greeks voted in a referendum crucial to the future of the eurozone, a growing list of German and other European politicians sought to reassure them that – whatever the outcome – they would not be left to their fate.The president of the European parliament, Martin Schulz, held out the prospect of more emergency loans from the EU to Greece to pay civil servants and keep public services like transport, energy and the healthcare system running. Continue reading...
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