EU leaders gathering Thursday and Friday (13-14 December) in Brussels for their sixth summit this year are likely to fudge plans for more integration in the eurozone that were originally aimed at calming market fears about the survival of the euro.
Back in June when Italy and Spain's borrowing costs were going through the roof and the threat of a Greek euro-exit was real, EU leaders had pledged to agree by the end of the year to an ambitious plan for the future of the eurozone, includin...
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