Greece is no longer welcome to participate in the discussion about their debts and a possible solution. Greek secretary of Finance called for a referendum and urged people to vote against the plan that could save their country from bankruptcy and could keep them in the European Union, so now the secretaries of the independent EU countries are starting a meeting about the Greek exit out of the European Union, how to deal with/go about their exit, and what other solutions they still see.

Meanwhile the bankrun has officially started in Greece with 8% of all the ATMs already being empty and people trying to collect all their money from the bank.

http://www.nu.nl/politiek/4076923/gr...enkwestie.html

This is becoming a mess and tbh I'm happy to see them go... The EU was losing all their credibility with their empty threats

Banks + Stockmarket will be closed for a while, maximum of €50 or €60 a day can be withdrawn from ATMs by individuals

Voting results: http://ekloges.ypes.gr/current/e/public/index.html?lang=en#{"cls":"main","params":{}}

13 July:
Final negotiations have been taking place since yesterday and Europe is very firm, they want a lot of reforms and they want them approved by Parliament before the end of the week. Furthermore they want the IMF to be involved and want €50billion worth of Greek state property as a pledge/warranty that Greece will pay their debts, as they'll be needing between 82 and 86 billion euros plus an additional 7 billion to bridge the gap come 20 July.

Grrece is very unhappy with the consequences of their NO vote and Tsipras' games and their newspapers read "Greece in Auschwitz" and "Germany destroys Europe again"

I wonder what kind of impact a Greece exit would have on the EU I fear it will be pretty negative. For both parties that is

Greece should have exited a long time ago. The austere EU is a fail anyway. Austerity is terrible policy.

The worst part is that no matter what happens they will bring us down with themselves.

In the long run this is the best solution for both tbh... Greece can build a stable and normal economy/system, they need to start from scratch + weaker EU countries will know they need to get their **** together cuz they won't be bailed out... + the insecurity about the situation is bad as well, we'll be fine, might be **** for a year or two but then we'll be over it.

There will be no official exit until the referendum results are in. All of these are rumours to create panic and knee jerk reactions from the public

Thanks

Who are the weaker countries?
Please dont let Spain be one of them

lmao, it seems like the EU doesn't wanna allow them the time to have a referendum, cuz it'd mean extra time AGAIN. They are seeing the referendum as a slap in their faces

Welp, Greece not even getting a chance to finish Eurovision with a good song

Rest in pieces.

I think they were Italy, Spain, Portugal and Ireland, as well as Cyprus

A grexit doesn't mean they will be out of the EBU as well

Greece will become a new Russian oblast. Good luck.

I wonder if the UK will ever enter the single currency

Do people in the UK even consider themselves European or apart of the EU

I keep hearing that they dont identify with one of the two

The insensitive comments

I have no clue in any of this, economy stuff, but this sounds tragic and on the news people were rushing to ATMs to withdraw money. I hope people don't lose their money