No Talk Over Euro Exit
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May 9, 2011, Monday
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GREEK Prime Minister George Papandreou on Saturday denied there was even unofficial discussion over Greece quitting the eurozone and asked that it be "left alone to finish its task."
A European Central Bank Governing Council member on Saturday rebutted reports of Greece's euro exit and said restructuring its 327 billion euro (US$470 billion) debt would not solve its problems permanently.
A European Central Bank Governing Council member on Saturday rebutted reports of Greece's euro exit and said restructuring its 327 billion euro (US$470 billion) debt would not solve its problems permanently.
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