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To: Chas. who wrote (82680)	11/4/2011 2:58:24 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217869

Bild reveals €200 billion Greek capital flight This capital should be tracked down in Switzerland, remarks Financial Times Deutschland, which argues that "Switzerland should extradite the Greek money.” The daily reports that Bern is preparing to hold negotiations with Athens to prevent the flight of Greek capital, which will be inspired agreements already concluded with Germany and the UK: the goal will be to tax revenues generated by capital belonging to Greek clients. In exchange, Greece will drop plans to pursue tax evaders and implicated banks. "Athens is hoping that this measure will help to calm social dissent in the country, where the government has been criticised for placing the bulk of the burden of the crisis on the middle and working classes,” explains FTD. presseurop.eu Picture that: Why let the foreigners buy the assets to be privatized? See, with Greece out of the EU, a Greek can repatriate that money and buy the assets being privatized.