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Greek PM to visit Russia, meet Putin next week: Moscow
By: Focus on: 14.02.2010 [08:02 ] (356 reads)
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Greek PM to visit Russia, meet Putin next week: Moscow
12 February 2010 | 13:39 | FOCUS News Agency
Moscow. The prime minister of debt-stricken Greece will visit Russia next week for talks with his counterpart Vladimir Putin, the Russian government announced on Friday, AFP reported.
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou will visit Russia on February 15-16 for a trip focusing on "economy, energy and military-technical cooperation," the government said in a statement released on state news agencies.
A Russian government spokeswoman could not immediately say whether the Greek debt crisis would be on the agenda.
Greece is suffering from a huge budget deficit which has raised fears of a default that would have ripple effects throughout the eurozone.
http://www.focus-fen.net/index.php?id=n209938
by bernie22 on 14.02.2010 [14:37 ]
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Wonder if Putin would ask the Greeks to give up
being member of NATO, the Europe Union and the
Euro for any finiancial bailout????
This would really be the beginning of the breakup
NATO and the EU????
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by chestergimli on 14.02.2010 [16:26 ]
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I was thinking the same thing as soon as I saw this article. NATO and the EU are going down anyway. I have been just waiting for a trigger. Now I guess one has been pulled.
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by anti-hyena on 15.02.2010 [04:27 ]
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It seems the only functioning piece of Europe left unpolluted by Talmud slime.
Serbia would join for sure, maybe even Romania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, what's Ziowest got to offer except sweatshops and Agroprocessors organ transplant crystal meth slaughterhouses?
Even Turkey, Iran and Syria might consider joining ... good stuff.
In terms of debt, Greece is chickenshit, the big debtors are howling outside the walls, let them eat matzos.
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