André Sapir on 'unthinkable' Greek finance scenarios
With Greece on the verge of bankruptcy again, questions are being asked about the IMF and European Union having already made a loan to Athens of 110 billion euros. euronews sought answers from André Sapir, an economist and professor at the Free University in Brussels.
Laurence Alexandrowicz, euronews: Why can't Greece keep its head above water, even with this aid?
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