Across Bulgaria border, fear and gloating over Greek crisis


  • World
  • Friday, 03 Jul 2015

SANDANSKI, Bulgaria (Reuters) - Greece's debt crisis is lapping over the border into this southwestern corner of Bulgaria, where the owner of the Felipe Z textile factory worries she may not be able to pay her 60 workers next week.

Factory owner Snejana Zachariou explains buyers of her goods are exclusively Greek. She will sit down with one of them on Monday to try to work out how she can receive payment for a pile of orders if Greek banks remain shut and capital controls stay in place.

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