we're all here to show that we want to be european citizens and that if possible return to dracma. that would be a total disaster. >> of democracy. >> the left wing prime minister believes a no vote will strengthen the national mandate to demand more for less. >> what strikes me about these two sides is not just the strength with which they're willing to defend their positions but the way in which they illustrate a real division in greek society. one that's being driven much deeper this week. to sign this country up for more austerity levels and to defend what they've got. many here with no jobs and nothing left to lose. >> a no vote for the workers and the young people in greece says that we have to stop all the negotiations for the european union. tomorrow, they will still be my friend. on this square where greeks have so often demonstrated their protests in the past the no crowd stands with the government of the day. if they win sunday there's not a single person here who truly knows what will happen next. >>> germany will be closely watching sunday's referendum in greece. the e

>> -- dracma or ious. what are the chances? >> it is difficult to say. this could happen.t seems they are willing to come to some sort of agreement which greece must vote on. >> tsipras could have had this deal. the problem is it is in more dire streetaights than before. >> the more it goes on the bigger the disaster may be. >> is germany the villain? >> it is the a pictured as such by a large economy. spain and ireland and finland as well. we should not inc. of it as one country and another. >> a lot of people like the fundamental story called europe. ask we like european equities. we see very good growth coming through in europe as a whole. it is driven by the weaker euro which we are's ills being. -- still seeing. >> thank you. coming up next, the latest involving the malaysian prime minister and the death written -- debt ridden invest fund. ♪ >> a new twist in the tale of malaysia's debt ridden invest funds. police are investigating the investigators. that is the task force looking into leaks following allegations it channeled hundreds of millions of dollars into the p

with the potential for greece to leave the euro, investors speculating on a return to the dracma.ges greece could face it has to revert to any other kind of currency. what are the fundamental processes that will be involved if greece has to introduce new currency? alex: good morning. there are fundamentally two sides to this thing. how do you design the notes, and spread the thing? then there's the more complex question of how do you take bank accounts in euros, they can to come six months to two years. these complex aspects are trickier. anna: what -- how can greece printed on money? it has a printing press right? alex: they do. actually print 10 euro notes there. if they decide they need more capacity, there are a number of private companies. i spoke with a company that prince the euro -- prints the euro for germany. there is also a company in britain. anna: is greases situation unique -- greece's situation unique? other added complications to the quick example? -- greek example? alex: if you look at examples from the 1990's of countries moving from post-servient currencies -- p