Mostly everyone is focused on whether Greece approves or rejects a referendum Sunday on Europe's austerity program. A "yes" vote means that the ruling party, Syriza, will likely step down, and Greece will be back at the negotiating table seeking continued financial aid from Europe in exchange for tough austerity measures. A "no" vote could empower Syriza to demand better terms from Europe, but it might also well mean that Greece would have to abandon the euro. The vote is too close to call.Read full article
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