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Everybody is watching Spain now, waiting for the country to seek financial help from the EU. But will Madrid really ask for a full bailout? And how many bailouts can Europe actually bear? We will put those questions to Mark Priest from ETX Capital in London.
Also in our programme: the ECB’s interest rate decision and the Kazenergy forum in Kazakhstan.
More about: Debt crisis, Europe, Financial Crisis, Spain, Spanish debtCopyright © 2013 euronews
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