Dutch news sources are reporting that there's a new EU country that might soon need an injection of billions of Euros despite Cyprus not yet having stabilised yet. Slovenia, which joined the EU in 2004, did really well until 2008 but then the crisis struck and they are in a recession right now.
Banks in Slovenia aren't doing well with at least 20% of the loans not paying off, which means people haven't been paying for at least three months. The country's national bank, NLB, is already 80% government owned and new money injections appear inevitable. The rent the country has to pay on loans has also risen to 6%, but in the coming months the country will be in need of billions to save their banks and fund their budget deficit.
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http://nos.nl/artikel/490267-sloveni...de-cyprus.html