eurozone crisis
Listing some of the myths that surround the single currency in the EU, compliments of the slimy politicians.
Euro (Photo credit: Fernando D. Ramirez)
Coat of arms of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics from 1958 to 1991 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
map of Europe; blue: Eurozone, green: monetary agreement with the Union, purple: Euro as currency (outside of Eurozone), orange: ERM II, lightgreen: currency pegged to Euro, red: members of Union outside of Eurozone or ERM II; language: Hungarian (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Comical journalist Ben Delicious wrote this article today. It is about the Euro and the latest decisions made in Germany. It seems that the ideas maybe based on the decisions made in the Soviet Union recently, which by all merits seems to be having an effect. If you leave a comment here or there your views and contributions will be acknowledged.
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