On Sunday, Greek voters will head to the polls to decide whether to endorse an austerity program that Europe demands the country put in place in exchange for continued financial assistance. If Greek voters say Yes, the bailout will continue and Greece's ruling party, Syriza, which strongly opposes the program, will likely step down from power. If voters say No, the bailout will end and Greece will may very well leave the euro zone, a bitter milestone in the currency union's short history.Read full article
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