The European Central Bank has been under fire for its role in the eurozone crisis, but DW’s Brussels correspondent Christoph Hasselbach didn’t see much of an alternative when the rest of the eurozone failed to act.
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The European Central Bank has been under fire for its role in the eurozone crisis, but DW’s Brussels correspondent Christoph Hasselbach didn’t see much of an alternative when the rest of the eurozone failed to act.