Will Malta leave the EU?

Deithrian · 2015-06-05T12:05:13+02:00

What is the mood in Malta towards the European Union? Do you have any observations or were there any recent public polls about it? Is there a significant number of Maltese, who think they will be better off outside the EU? I'm really concerned that if Greece leaves the EU, they may cause enough damage to pull other countries with them. Is there enough anti-EU sentiment in Malta, in your opinion, to cause a Maltese exit if conditions in the EU deteriorate after a Greek exit? Thank you for your opinion!

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Toon Cyprus Expert

Member since 04 June 2011

ToonCyprus Expert29 June 2015 04:52:26

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until the 7th

redders_61 Serial expat

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redders_61Serial expat29 June 2015 11:25:53

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Ostensibly but one of the Greek Broadsheets is reporting controls and closures may stay in 0lace after the referendum. Presumably in the unlikely event Greeks vote to leave the Eurozone

Toon Cyprus Expert

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ToonCyprus Expert29 June 2015 12:08:21

#83

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anything is possible at this stage

redders_61 Serial expat

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redders_61Serial expat29 June 2015 13:36:41

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I think you just won the No pooh sherlock award of the day lol. Yes interesting stuff in Sunday tines yesterday. To be slightly on topic I wonder what malta exposure is if Greece defaults tomorrow

georgeingozo ViP

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georgeingozoViP30 June 2015 08:44:37

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€ 0.4 billion - April 2015 - all via central bank and EFSF, apparently no exposure by local Maltese banks

On An Island Serial expat

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On An IslandSerial expat04 July 2015 09:02:37

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Malta are second favourites according to Paddy Power, that's to leave the Eurozone though, not the EU -

bettingzone.oddschecker.com/politics/european-politics/next-to-leave-eurozone-w-o-greece

I do find that a bit strange given that Marine Le Pen is generally 4/1 (even as short as 10/3) to be the next French President. If she gets in, France must be an odds on shot to leave the Eurozone and the EU. 25/1 might be worth a little flutter.

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