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Trouble with the new 5 euro notes In this week’s Europe Weekly, we look at how the holiday mood was not felt by everyone during the break.
An example is Greece – where new cuts have to be made and international experts are due to return to Athens to resume the financial monitoring.
We also look at the conviction of the former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, unemployment in Spain and Italian Prime Minister Monti’s latest visit to Berlin.
More about: Eurozone, Greece, Mario Monti, Spain, Unemployment, Yulia TymoshenkoCopyright © 2013 euronews
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