G20 Leaders Urge Europe to Act

ECONOMICS

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 4:38PM EDT / Published Jun. 18, 2012 4:11PM EDT

Please, fix this! That’s the basic message G20 leaders delivered to Europe at the summit Monday. The world’s major industrialized economies are urging Europe to take “all necessary policy measures” to prevent further financial collapse, according to a draft communique obtained by Reuters. Europe’s economic crisis is the focus of the G20 summit in Mexico this year. President Obama has requested a meeting with European leaders Monday night to discuss the victory of Greece’s pro-bailout New Democracy party and the continuing economic crisis.

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G20 Leaders Urge Europe to Act