Greeks are heading to the polls to vote for or against a bailout in a referendum which could determine its future in the eurozone, despite criticism that the question posed on the ballots is unclear.
The vote was called by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras after 5 months of negotiations over the terms required by international creditors to disburse financial aid.
Eurozone leaders have said a 'NO' result may lead to Greece exiting the euro sooner or later but the Greek government, which has been campaigning for voters to reject the proposal, says it can bargain for a better deal.
So far polls for both the Yes and No camps are neck and neck - as our correspondent Jack Parrock reports from the Greek capital:
IN: "Polls…"
OUT: Jack Parrock, Athens.
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CLIP: http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0705greece-jp-generic.mp3
The vote was called by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras after 5 months of negotiations over the terms required by international creditors to disburse financial aid.
Eurozone leaders have said a 'NO' result may lead to Greece exiting the euro sooner or later but the Greek government, which has been campaigning for voters to reject the proposal, says it can bargain for a better deal.
So far polls for both the Yes and No camps are neck and neck - as our correspondent Jack Parrock reports from the Greek capital:
IN: "Polls…"
OUT: Jack Parrock, Athens.
TIME: 25 Seconds
CLIP: http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0705greece-jp-generic.mp3