European leaders are claiming that the worst of their financial crisis is over. They couldn’t be more wrong. The eurozone is on the brink of radical change.
Look at Europe’s latest unemployment figures, published January 8.
Unemployed Spaniards wait at a Red Cross post for a food hand out on November 23, 2012 in Villacanas, Spain, a former buoyant industrial Spanish towns now struggling with huge unemployment problems.
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Unemployment: Europe’s Next Crisis
January 10, 2013 • From theTrumpet.com
Half of Spain’s young people cannot find jobs. That’s a recipe for chaos.
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