VOICED : Dimite ministro griego de Finanzas

In the midst of speculation about Greece's future in the euro, a surprising announcement was made: the Greek Minister of Economy, Yanis Varoufakis, resigned. This occurred shortly after the Greek public overwhelmingly voted 'no' in a referendum on austerity measures proposed by creditors. Varoufakis' resignation is seen as a strategic move by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras to ease negotiations. The country faces a financial crisis, with the possibility of reverting to the drachma if no support is received from European institutions. The situation is dire, with banks nearly out of liquidity, making life increasingly difficult for Greek businesses and citizens.

What event led to the resignation of Greece's Minister of Economy, Yanis Varoufakis?

• A change in government leadership

• A referendum rejecting austerity measures

• A successful negotiation with creditors

• An economic boom in Greece

How was Varoufakis's resignation perceived in terms of Greece's negotiations with creditors?

• As a strategic move to facilitate talks

• As an indication of economic recovery

• As a hindrance to negotiations

• As a sign of political instability

What was one of the potential outcomes for Greece if it did not receive support from European institutions?

• Increasing exports to China

• Returning to the drachma

• Adopting the US dollar as currency

• Joining the Asian Development Bank

What challenge did Greek businesses and citizens face due to the financial crisis?

• Increased foreign investment

• Lack of liquidity in banks

• Decrease in tourism

• Surplus of government funds

What was the reaction of European leaders to the Greek referendum results?

• They celebrated the decision

• They analyzed the consequences

• They immediately provided financial aid

• They ignored the outcome