Andrew Gavin Marshall on Iceland Saying NO to Bailout

9 March 2010, 10:10 am

Iceland banks need a bailout but the citizens of the country say there is no chance. The people of Iceland voted against a deal that would have helped fix the economic problems, refusing to pay off any banks debt.

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