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Euro crisis sees mixed views on the streets of Brussels

17.11.11 @ 08:10

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This week, there is talk that Belgium, a founding member of the EU, could be one of the next to be pinched by the snowballing eurozone sovereign debt crisis. In this video, EUobserver asks some Belgians if this talk is justified and whether they are concerned for the future of the Belgian economy and the eurozone.

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  1. Banking
  2. Belgium
  3. Budget
  4. Employment
  5. Euro

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