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Socialist is 'not necessary a darling of the financial markets', says analyst
If Spain tips over the edge, even the eurozone's blinkered elite must see that change is needed
Spanish and Italian bonds, US unemployment and Greek elections are making investors nervous
Plucky German tabloid makes a (futile) stand against Greek bailout 'sham'
Increasingly bullish European leaders prepare for Greece to default and leave the euro
Parliament passes cuts programme by 199-74 votes, but can it enforce €3.3bn savings on rebellious populace?
France closes in on £13bn Indian defence contract after Boris urges Paris bankers to move to London
Hedge funds might not want to strike a deal with Greece because they will profit from a default
More than 2.6 million people are unemployed - the highest level since 1994
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Protesters gather in front of a government building in Sofia, Bulgaria. Bulgaria's head of state security was dismissed yesterday in an attempt to end a week of street protests against its three-week-old government.
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