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 are the main concerns of the voters regarding the potential change of currency?

How do the campaigners for the 'no' vote justify their stance in the context of the referendum?

What is the significance of the local school becoming a polling station?

Describe the economic situation in Pirama as mentioned in the text.

What do the residents of Pirama hope to achieve by voting 'no' in the referendum?