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I am sorry but I have to disagree. As a greek myself, I never saw the referendum as a question on whether to stay or not in the Euro. This was never the officia
by imarg 10y ago
I am sorry but I have to disagree. As a greek myself, I never saw the referendum as a question on whether to stay or not in the Euro.
This was never the official question, not even the implied question. And I am pretty sure I am not the only one thinking this way. Most people I know are of the same opinion and probably would have voted differently were this the case.
- return0 10y agoFair enough. The question was whether to approve "Measures_to_stay_in_Euro_final_final2_no_really_final_after_7_months.docx" I suppose there have been referenda on dumber things. The point is it was disrespected by the government, it made things worse, but at least it let people blow some steam . I believe the britons similary want to let some steam out, but it's a very passive aggressive way to do it.
- sklivvz1971 10y agoActually I believe it as "Measures_to_get_more_time_to_pay_our_national_debt.pdf", staying in the Euro was a bonus (or a malus).