Greece has been much in the news this week, after a rescue package was announced to keep the country from a debt default.
The money comes from the “eurozone” – meaning the EU members, basically – with Germany, France, Italy and Spain contributing the most. The IMF – the International Monetary Fund – is also contributing.
The bailout is intended to prop up the Euro, the European single currency.
This week is: how much money is in this bail-out package? The total sum, from both the eurozone and the IMF.
Deadline : 14 June 2010
Address :
Susan Owensby
Club 9516/ The Sound Kitchen
BP 9516, 75016 Paris, FRANCE
Or via e-mail: english.service[at]rfi.fr
(RFI / RFI Web)
The money comes from the “eurozone” – meaning the EU members, basically – with Germany, France, Italy and Spain contributing the most. The IMF – the International Monetary Fund – is also contributing.
The bailout is intended to prop up the Euro, the European single currency.
This week is: how much money is in this bail-out package? The total sum, from both the eurozone and the IMF.
Deadline : 14 June 2010
Address :
Susan Owensby
Club 9516/ The Sound Kitchen
BP 9516, 75016 Paris, FRANCE
Or via e-mail: english.service[at]rfi.fr
(RFI / RFI Web)
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