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26.04.2010 - 03.05.2010
With Germany having to commit billions to bail out Greece, there are growing calls for Athens to withdraw from the Eurozone. Do you agree that Greece should pull out?
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
54%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
46%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
64%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
36%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
50%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
50%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
32%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
68%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
51%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
49%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
72%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
28%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
75%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
25%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
36%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
64%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
57%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
43%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
36%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
64%
NO - This idea may be popular in Germany, but it upsets the markets and damages the eurozone even further. The Germans should send a clear signal that they will stand by the Greeks.
0%
YES - German cash won't solve the problem and will only delay a Greek bankruptcy. If Greece leaves the Eurozone, its government could sort out the crisis without putting other countries at risk.
100%
