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6. i don't disagree overall, but "nor will these measures bring about debt relief"? try $100mm.

Reply to MadHound (Original post)

Tue Feb 21, 2012, 08:36 AM

Feb 2012

i don't disagree overall because one could certainly argue that 100 million euro is simply not enough and that the plan doesn't adequately deal with the remaining debt, and that certainly is the intent of the article.

but this is quite a write-off to just gloss over....

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