I guess they have to have all bases covered, but is this going to solve all the EU's problems, or is it just the thin edge of the wedge?
"European Union trade commissioner Karel De Gucht said that both the European Commission and the European Central Bank (ECB) were working behind the scenes on contingency plans for a break-up.
“Today there are in the European Central Bank, as well as in the Commission, services working on emergency scenarios if Greece shouldn’t make it."
