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Jun 30

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Governments Push for Austerity, but Can it Really Revive Growth?

Greek Parliament passed a bill to implement a new austerity plan Thursday, and Britain was in the throes of a national civil servant strike. Margaret Warner discusses whether austerity measures will likely help those countries with MIT's Simon Johnson and…

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Jun 29

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News Wrap: Greece Endorses New Austerity Measures Amid More Rioting

In other news Wednesday, lawmakers in Greece endorsed new austerity measures in the face of chaos in the streets of Athens. The package of $40 billion in spending cuts and tax hikes is designed to win a second bailout from…

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Jun 29

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In Photos: Greece Grapples With Budget Cuts Needed for Bailout Funds

By Larisa Epatko

Greece's Parliament approved a package of austerity measures Wednesday, a key step toward getting a bailout from the International Monetary Fund and European Union in order to avoid defaulting on its debts next month.

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Jun 28

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Rioting, General Strike Leave Greece in Standstill Ahead of Austerity Vote

The streets of Athens, Greece, were filled with fighting Tuesday over prospects of more spending cuts and tax increases. The violence marred a general strike as the Parliament considers new austerity measures intended to fend off a national default. Independent…

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Jun 16

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Greek Debt Crisis Adds New Gravity to U.S. Deficit Debate

Demonstrators took to the streets in Greece and their government braced for a shake-up as that country grapples with a debt crisis with global repercussions. Also, Vice President Biden held meetings to work on a debt-ceiling deal. Judy Woodruff discusses…

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Jun 15

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News Wrap: Thousands of Greeks Protests New Austerity Measures

In other news Wednesday, Greece's government was engulfed by political rebellion in Parliament and new rioting broke out in the streets as more than 25,000 demonstrators marched against new austerity measures. Also, U.S.-Pakistani tensions grew after word that Pakistan had…

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May 23

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As Obama Kicks Off Trip, How Far-Reaching Is Europe’s Economic Crisis?

Europe's Economic Troubles: How Far-Reaching Is the Crisis?…

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Mar 17

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Ireland’s New Leader Wrestles With Lingering Debt Problems, EU Bailout

Margaret Warner reports on Ireland's debt woes and talks with new Prime Minister Enda Kenny about his country's struggle to revive a once-thriving economy.

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Jul 01

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As Greek Protests Continue, Prime Minister Says Economic Shift Is ‘Daunting’

As part of his ongoing series of reports making sense of financial news, Paul Solman talks with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou about the country's debt crisis and its impacts on the global economic recovery.

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Jun 17

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News Wrap: Coal Mine Explosion Killls At Least 16 in Colombia

In other news Thursday, rescue workers searched for dozens of workers underground after an explosion rocked the San Fernando Mine in Amaga, Colombia, killing 16. Also, European Union leaders adopted new sanctions against Iran and its nuclear program.

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