'Cyprus
deal pushes EU closer to French, Bolshevik revolutions'
Depositors
in the Bank of Cyprus, the biggest bank on the island, will
reportedly lose from 30 to 40 per cent on their holdings above
100,000 euro as result of a bailout agreement which Cyprus and the
troika of international backers signed on Monday.
John
Laughland, the director of studies at the Institute of democracy and
cooperation in Paris, believes that the developments in Cyprus share
their roots with a number of historic revolutions.
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