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E.U. Govts May Get Winding-Down Veto Power

The European Union may hand veto powers to eurozone governments over whether they should be required to spend taxpayer funds to wind down failing lenders.

  • 05 Nov 2013
The European Union may hand veto powers to eurozone governments over whether they should be required to spend taxpayer funds to wind down failing lenders.
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