Sky News has just published a special programme on Greece and the Financial Crisis. Here is the programme courtesy of YouTube.
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Dear Ray,
Why did you choose to post such a condescending and not very well-researched piece on the Greek crisis? Try watching one that at least mentions the Goldman Sachs connection. It was on Al Jazeerah I believe.
Debbie
Found the link!
http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/meltdown/
I wonder what effect it will have on the tourist industry this year and in future years?
Bookings are already down compared to this time last year but there are campaigns to encourage people to book Greece springing up all over the internet.
Lets hope people support the Greek people in this hard time