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The end of the euro - media hype or not?

05.12.11 @ 17:46

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As EU leaders struggle to calm markets and stop the rot from spreading, the eurozone debt crisis is in the headlines each day. Some media have published pictures of blood-stained euro coins to indicate it could be game over for the 10-year-old currency. EUobserver asks people on the streets of Brussels if they think the euro could break up or if it is just media hype.

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