12-22-2016, 12:17 PM
And here is another thing that can go wrong,
Although it is a founding member of the EU, Italian public support for the European project is among the lowest in Europe; it is the eurozone’s third largest economy, but its economy is the same size as it was in 2000; and it still has the third largest sovereign debt burden in the world, after the US and Japan. Italy could yet pull the eurozone apart – and indeed the EU.
Europe's make-or-break country: What is wrong with Italy's economy? | Centre for European Reform
Although again that doesn't mean it necessarily will, as we warned about this as far back as 2014, and so far they've plodded on..
Today even a 20B euro bank rescue plan, no less.

