Majority of Finns Want to Kick Greece Out of Eurozone

Juhana Aunesluoma, the director of the University of Helsinki's Network for European Studies. File photo

A total of 56% of all Finnish citizens would like to see Greece leaving the Eurozone, a new poll has suggested.

A mere 21% oppose Greece's potential Eurozone exit, while 23% of all responders have no opinion on the topic.

"Finns are clearly dubious about the way the ongoing crisis is being handled. The findings are indicative of a deep distrust in Greece's ability to manage its economy," commented Juhana Aunesluoma, the director of the University of Helsinki's Network for European Studies, as cited by international media.

Aunesluoma has reminded that Finns were skeptical about Greece's Eurozone membership ten years ago.

Meanwhile, another poll has shown that 58% of Finns support their country's Eurozone membership, while 32% are against it and 10% are undecided.

Finland is one of the few EU member states that have maintained a perfect AAA credit rating.

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