Eurozone faces unprecedented crisis but euro safe: French PM

Eurozone faces unprecedented crisis but euro safe: French PM

TOKYO, Japan - French Prime Minister Francois Fillon delivers a speech in Tokyo on July 16, 2010. Fillon said the eurozone is facing an unprecedented crisis in its financial system amid concern about the debt levels of member countries, but that will not affect the credibility of the European single currency.

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