THE EUROPEAN UNION FINANCE MINISTERS DECISION REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL AND CRUCIAL DECISION FOR THE PREVENTION OF TOTAL STATE BANKRUPTCY IN GREECE.

THE EUROPEAN UNION FINANCE MINISTERS DECISION REMAINS CONTROVERSIAL AND CRUCIAL FOR THE PREVENTION OF TOTAL BANKRUPTCY IN GREECE.


The European Union extended debate in the European Union capital Brussel for the finance package allocation to Greece in the sum of three hundred million euros ($300.000.000.00) remains controversial and crucial decision for the finance Ministers to prevent demonstration, citizens strike and that has been referred to in the media for the third time as the foreseeable total State bankruptcy in Greece, despite the government's change of it's finance saving package policy by deduction of twenty percent (20%) off the employees income, particularly the government employees salaries in Greece. However, the Greek government chance for the Finace Rescue Package allocation remains on the European Union Finance Ministers decision by voting late yesterday and early today on whether Greece should be approved the mentioned amount of money in the European Union hard currency the Euro.