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Greeks set new strikes, economy firmly in recession

Greek unions announced on Wednesday that they would stage a 24-hour nationwide strike on May 20, the second major protest against tough austerity measures pledged in exchange for billions of euros in aid.

 

Spain to slash wages to cut deficit

Spain will cut state employees' wages and slash investment spending, sparking immediate union anger with a bid to reassure markets that it can get its budget deficit under control and detain the spread of the European debt ...

 

Euro Slides Again; Wall Street Tumbles

Euro Slides Again; Wall Street Tumbles

European debt problems sent another wave of pessimism through the markets.

 

Debt Ratings Are Lowered for Portugal and Greece

Debt Ratings Are Lowered for Portugal and Greece

The move by Standard & Poor’s on Tuesday deepened Europe’s debt crisis, and investors sold off government bonds amid fears of a default.

 

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