Eurozone CRISIS: Italy hatches shocking plan to 'LEAVE euro' & ECB 'APPROVES'

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Eurozone CRISIS: Italy hatches shocking plan to 'LEAVE euro' – and ECB 'APPROVES'

Eurozone CRISIS: Italy hatches shocking plan to 'LEAVE euro' – and ECB 'APPROVES'

Cabinet Brexit truce threatens to unravel as Leavers 'told concession to EU meaningless'

The Brexers will stay together, the Dodo Euro however is another Matter

Italy considers alternative currency as its debt rises

In Italy, “minibots,” or mini bills of treasury, are proposed as a parallel currency that could circulate with euro notes, but some critics say that would violate European Union regulations.

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Awesome, Go Italy!

 

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This "agreement" is not meaningless becuase the UK side are now saying its meaningless, it was meaningless from the very start, as I said it was, from the very start.

Downing Street aides describe commitments on Ireland as "meaningless". - Page 8​

 

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Italy's eurosceptics threaten referendum on euro membership as they storm into poll lead

Italy's eurosceptics threaten referendum on euro membership as they storm into poll lead​

 

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Italy’s Premier Gentiloni Says Election Campaign Is ‘Imminent

• President Mattarella set to dissolve parliament later Thursday
• General election seen on March 4, Italian official says

Italy’s Premier Gentiloni Says Election Campaign Is ‘Imminent’​

 

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Why Much Is at Stake in Italy's March 4 Elections​

At more than 130 percent of gross domestic product, Italy’s debt is second-highest in the euro area, after Greece.

The European Commission called the debt "a major source of vulnerability" for Italy and has been overseeing the country’s efforts to reduce spending.

An election victory by Five Star, in addition to raising questions about Italy’s euro membership, would fuel doubts over the sustainability of the country’s debt.

Why Much Is at Stake in Italy's March 4 Elections​

 

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We are not alone in turning against undemocratic EU, says TIM NEWARK​

THIS week the Italian parliament was dissolved as the troubled country prepares for a general election in two months.

The polls predict a three-way split between the leading parties with two of them directly opposed to the mass migration forced on their country by the EU, including Silvio Berlusconi’s revived centre-Right Forza party.

Whatever the result it looks to herald more rocky times for the EU and its outdated policies.

Every time an EU official opens their mouth another vote is ratcheted up for any anti-establishment party.

We are not alone in turning against undemocratic EU, says TIM NEWARK​

 

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