VIDEO: Why is Greek economy stuck in reverse?

By Alan Wheatley, Global Economics Correspondent LONDON (Reuters) - Five years after the ons

Eurozone finance ministers head into a meeting Monday under pressure to ramp up the firepower of a debt rescue fund even after markets backed off pressure on vulnerable nations.Europeans are divided over how quickly they need to act and how much added muscle they should give to the financial safety net that was created last year to provide cover to weak countries, following a huge bailout of Greece.

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Completely apart from America’s problems, Greece seems to be on the verge of a major debt crisis: