RussiaToday on 4 Jan 2012
Greece has announced that it could ditch the Euro and exit the Eurozone in as little as 3 months – unless the EU and the IMF fund it with a second 130 billion euro bailout. Talks over the cash life-line have stalled for months over the poor performance of austerity measures and fears for the future. To discuss these latest development RT joined by Belgian business journalist, Johan van Overtveldt, live from Brussels.
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