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Eurozone crosses Rubicon as Portugal's anti-euro Left banned from power

26 October 2015

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"Portugal has entered dangerous political waters. For the first time since the creation of Europe's monetary union, a member state has taken the explicit step of forbidding eurosceptic parties from taking office on the grounds of national interest."

See the article: Eurozone crosses Rubicon as Portugal's anti-euro Left banned from power (The Telegraph, link)

And see: Four Things You Need to Know About Portugal's Political Crisis (link)

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