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brooklynite

(94,745 posts) Sun Jul 5, 2015, 02:52 PM Jul 2015

Greek referendum: No vote on track for landslide victory - live updates

Source: The Guardian

Official projection: no side to win with 61%

Greece’s interior ministry has released an official projection, showing that the no side is set to win by 61%.

That is a landslide result for the government, which had urged people to reject the bailout proposals made by lenders.

Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/business/live/2015/jul/05/greeces-eurozone-future-in-the-balance-as-referendum-gets-under-way--eu-euro-bailout-live#block-55996762e4b032a39a3ba8e3

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Greek referendum: No vote on track for landslide victory - live updates (Original Post) brooklynite Jul 2015 OP

50% counted, no still at 61% Jeff Murdoch Jul 2015 #1

The good news is, this means there will be a deal within 24 hours Nye Bevan Jul 2015 #2

I don't think the Germans and the ECB concur... brooklynite Jul 2015 #3

Jeff Murdoch

(168 posts)

1. 50% counted, no still at 61%

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Sun Jul 5, 2015, 02:56 PM

Jul 2015

Nye Bevan

(25,406 posts)

2. The good news is, this means there will be a deal within 24 hours

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Sun Jul 5, 2015, 03:32 PM

Jul 2015

according to the Greek finance minister.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102808740

brooklynite

(94,745 posts)

3. I don't think the Germans and the ECB concur...

Reply to Nye Bevan (Reply #2)

Sun Jul 5, 2015, 05:00 PM

Jul 2015

German economy minister Sigmar Gabriel told the Tagesspiegel newspaper that this no vote makes it hard to imagine talks on a new bailout programme with Greece.

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