In 2015, the European Union proposed a three year €86b bailout package for Greece. In order to receive the bailout, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras agreed to budget cuts including pension reforms. Opponents argue that the Greek government cannot be trusted to live up to the terms of the bailout, since they recently pledged to oppose any budget cuts. Proponents argue that the Euro will lose value if the Greek economy fails.
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Response rates from 1.5k 6 voters.
43% Yes |
57% No |
43% Yes |
57% No |
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Unique answers from 6 voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@9SPDMC73mos3MO
Yes, but make it an actual bailout. All Germany and the EU did was give loans with lots of interest to Greece. Not to mention the spending cuts causing the economy to crash. Also, this question is no longer revelant, at least not in how it is phrased. (Cause greece still hasn't recovered and we should ask ourselves if we should help them).
@9C39DTS2yrs2Y
Not knowledgeable enough
@99GCTGS2yrs2Y
No, but conduct a political union instead of economic union with Greece
@99547FH2yrs2Y
I had no idea this happened.
@97ZFTPY2yrs2Y
Yes, only for the sake of maintaining the value of the Euro.
@8V543YD3yrs3Y
Yes, but under new Greek leadership
@8RFCFMM4yrs4Y
Yes, but there should be stricter conditionality.
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