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Germans want Greece out of Eurozone a poll shows

Only one third believe Greece should stay

Newsroom July 19 09:09

According to a poll published in German newspaper Welt am Sonntag, more than half the Germans surveyed believe the deal with Greece is bad and say that the country should leave the Eurozone instead of receive another bailout.

The survey, conducted by YouGov revealed that 56 per cent of the people asked saw the deal, which was voted in the German parliament Friday, was bad, while only 27 per cent thought it was good.

The poll also showed that 48 per cent of Germans asked would prefer Greece to exit the Eurozone, with only a third wanting Greece to remain within the Euro. It should be noted that another study published Friday showed that 53 per cent of Germans wanted their parliament to approve the deal with Greece.

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