Czech feelings about the euro

27/05/10 20:04 CET

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To be or not to be in the monetary union? In these times of crisis, majority public opinion in the Czech Republic, well attached to its crown, is not much in favour. Are Czechs better off without the euro? The debate is likely to last well beyond the legislative elections of 28-29 May.

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