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Cyprus' parliament has rejected a controversial levy on bank deposits, proposed as part of an EU-IMF 10bn-euro (£8.7bn; $13bn) bailout package.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21842966
Cyprus' parliament has rejected a controversial levy on bank deposits, proposed as part of an EU-IMF 10bn-euro (£8.7bn; $13bn) bailout package.
as unfair as I think this tax is they are in real trouble now.
I do really feel for them especially considering this has all happened because of the greeks.
yeah right, let me remind you this crisis started with the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the housing crisis-fiasco in the US, some self criticism is needed from time to time you know..
This crisis started when France and Germany decided to let other countries into the single currency.
Everything since then has made it worse, or delayed the crash.
as unfair as I think this tax is they are in real trouble now.
EU finance ministers had previously warned that Cyprus' two biggest banks would collapse if the deal failed to go through in some form.
But after the vote the European Central Bank (ECB) moved quickly to announce it would continue to provide support for struggling Cypriot banks "as needed within the existing rules".