Ever since the Greek government called a referendum on the June 25th proposal from the Eurogroup, the Troika and representatives of other EU governments have insisted that the referendum is a vote on whether or not Greece stays in the Euro. Despite Greek objections, the media has generally echoed their view. Here, for example, is the BBC's Robert Peston in a very good blogpost explaining why a No vote in the referendum could mean Grexit: So whether the Greek government likes it or not, and apparently it doesn't, the President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker has said that Sunday's referendum is a vote on whether Greece will stay in the euro…..
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