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Eurozone, the Unravelling (III): The Fake Jobs & Growth Plan
I’ve been reading Molly Ivins so I almost put “like heartless, dumb bastards” but that wasn’t quite in keeping with the style of the publication: Was it the fact that both the IMF and the World Bank warned that the … Continue reading
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