Eurozone crisis - Deals likely to cloud vote on EU treaty
Last week, Greece, blamed by many for the eurozone’s currency crisis, managed to reduce its mountain of debt by over €100bn by swapping privately held bonds for new, longer maturity paper with less than half the nominal value. The EU and the IMF have provided €110bn to the Greek economy and agreed an additional, second bailout fund of €130bn.
Why not us, wondered many Irish voices.




