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How the world sees Greece
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Obama urges Greece to work with "Troika" on economic reform
The US President Barack Obama spoke with newly-elected Greek Prime Minister on Monday in a phone call and urged him to work with the European Union and other European bodies to implement reform program, the White House said in a statement.
Monday, June 18, 2012
Obama: Greek vote shows 'positive prospect' for pursuing reforms
 USA TODAY | Obama: Greek vote shows 'positive prospect' for pursuing reforms ABC News President Barack Obama on Monday cautiously welcomed the results of Greece's weekend elections, which saw voters award a narrow victory to a political party ... Obama: Greek election a "positive prospect" for government Obama hails results of Greek elections Obama calls Greek elections 'positive' |
Obama: Greek Election 'Positive Prospect' For Cooperation
 Globe and Mail | Obama: Greek Election 'Positive Prospect' For Cooperation ABC News (blog) LOS CABOS, Mexico — President Obama Monday morning expressed approval for the results of the Greek election. “I think the election in Greece yesterday ... G20's relief at Greek pro-bailout vote is short-lived Greek election result spares leaders real-time fiscal firefighting Obama calls Greek elections 'positive' |
Obama: Greek election a "positive prospect" for government
 Los Angeles Times | Obama: Greek election a "positive prospect" for government Reuters LOS CABOS, Mexico (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said on Monday the outcome of Greece's election showed a positive prospect for the formation of ... Obama calls Greek elections 'positive' |
Obama calls Greek elections 'positive'
(06-18) 08:51 PDT LOS CABOS, Mexico (AP) -- President Barack Obama says weekend elections in Greece indicate "positive" prospects for a new government there that will cooperate with Europe. However, Obama says Europe's...
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Obama's Fate, Europe's Woes Conjoin at G-20 Summit
Washington. Barack Obama heads to the G20 summit on Sunday, in the knowledge that his presidency may depend on swift, sweeping action by his European counterparts to contain their financial contagion. A collapse of the euro, or financial spillover that could spook US markets, could move closer after Greece’s election on Sunday, and has the potential to further weaken the tepid US recovery before Obama seeks re-election in November. Washington does not expect Europe to use the talks in Mexico to finalize measures it will take to quell the raging crisis, partly because only euro zone leaders from France, Germany, Italy and top EU officials will attend. But they do expect a clear signal at the...
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