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This week’s Europe weekly was dominated by Greece and fears that the debt-riddled country is on the verge of default. We visit Athens to see how the Greek people are coping with the thought of even more austerity. We also speak to out-going Arab League chief Amr Moussa and look at a new EU law which aims to improve consumers rights when shopping online. That’s this week, on Europe Weekly.
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