Cameron Says Greek Voters Face Choice on Staying in Euro
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U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron said a Greek vote that rejects the terms of the country’s bailout will send a message that the country is exiting the euro currency.
“We now have to send a very clear message to people in Greece,” Cameron told reporters in Chicago, where he’s attending a NATO summit. “You can either vote to stay in the euro, with all the commitments you’ve made, or, if you vote another way, you’re effectively voting to leave.”