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The site had the following in the homepage, "The Greek crisis through a different prism." I noticed that the web site stated " See you at The Agora." They also stated " Greece was right in the thick of its crisis. It was consistently ridiculed in the northern European media, especially Germany. Greeks were berated as a people, the medicine prescribed by the troika was not working for reasons that have now been admitted by the administering doctors and the austerity policies were having a progressively stronger hold on the economy and society. Read the rest of this entry ."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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