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Greece and the EU: The beginning of the end for the Euro? EU Law constraints on leaving EMU or defaulting on debts

30 December 2014

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"It’s up to Greek citizens to decide if they want to vote for Syriza or not, and the EU institutions and other Member States should leave them alone to make their choice. But if Greeks do decide to vote for that party, it would be tiresome and counter-productive to react with bluster and threats. Why not take this opportunity to re-engage with the millions of EU citizens who are affected or angered by austerity, and re-orient the EU towards ending that austerity, instead of generating more of it?"

See the full text: The beginning of the end for the Euro? EU Law constraints on leaving EMU or defaulting on debts (EU Law Analysis, link)

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