Referendums are supposed to provide answers. Sunday’s in Greece offers mainly confusion. Greeks will vote on a cash-for-reforms offer from the country’s creditors that is no longer on the table. Creditors say it will be a de facto vote on membership of the euro. Greek ministers insist that a ‘No’ vote will result in a new round of bailout negotiations. Who, if anyone, can be believed?
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