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Mário Soares on the consequences of the Greek crisis for Europe

Portugal's former prime minister Mário Soares explains in a commentary in Diário de Notícias why France, Spain and Portugal have cause to worry about the riots in Greece. "In Greece it's not marginal groups who are rioting, as it was in France. It's the sons of the bourgeoisie, who are badly hit by the crisis. France was the first country to start getting worried, and rightly so. When the middle class is hit by crisis, any excuse will do. That's how it was in 1968. .. Spain also has every reason to be alarmed, with rising unemployment, a general unease in the wake of an almost unprecedented period of growth and growing tensions between several regional governments and Madrid. Portugal should also keep a close eye on Greece. Growing social inequalities, spiralling unemployment that will continue to rise in 2009, exemption from punishment for criminal bankers and logjams in the police and judiciary all lead to mistrust and turmoil. Nothing good can come of that. ... Soon things will explode. France, Spain and Portugal are not Greece, it's true. Every country is different. But here no help can be expected from the European Union."

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