Greece Pre-Referendum Voting Opinions

The video covers the tense atmosphere in Greece as the country approaches a crucial referendum. Campaigners for both the Yes and No sides are actively seeking votes, with the Yes side advocating for staying in the eurozone despite austerity, while the No side opposes fear and closed banks. Confusion persists about the referendum's implications. In Pirama, a town hit hard by unemployment, many see a No vote as a chance for change. The video highlights the economic struggles and the community's desire for a better future.

What is the main concern of the 'Yes' campaigners in the Greek referendum?

• Accepting more austerity

• Leaving the eurozone

• Increasing tourism

• Reducing unemployment

What do the 'No' campaigners insist about their stance?

• It supports closed banks

• It is about increasing taxes

• It still means staying in the eurozone

• It means leaving the eurozone

What transformation is happening in local schools for the referendum?

• They are becoming polling stations

• They are being used for educational workshops

• They are hosting campaign rallies

• They are closing for the day

What is the unemployment rate at the shipyard in Pirama?

• 50%

• 100%

• 70%

• 90%

Why do many in Pirama see a 'No' vote as their only hope?

• To support European creditors

• To maintain the status quo

• To change the current economic situation

• To increase tourism