EU too severe on Greece over debt crisis, former Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker concedes

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Published on September 15, 2022 - Duration: 19:59s

EU too severe on Greece over debt crisis, former Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker concedes

Greece is finally turning the page on its debt crisis, with the end to the system of Enhanced Surveillance, put in place to allow European institutions to keep an eye on the government's books.

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