IN BRIEF

Greek Protesters Await German Leader on Athens Visit

OCTOBER 09, 2012 by CHUCK GRIMMETT

“Daily speculation in the local media about the outcome of Greek negotiations with the troika, aimed at securing a $40.8 billion dollar loan without which the country faces default in late November, was eclipsed on Tuesday by anticipation of the German leader’s visit.” (NY Times)

Loan or bailout?

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CHUCK GRIMMETT

Chuck Grimmett is FEE's Director of Web Media. He is a graduate of Hillsdale College, where he studied mathematics, economics, and was the photo editor of the college paper. He was a two-time intern at FEE before joining the staff. This summer, he will be lecturing for FEE at Communicating Liberty.

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