With Greece once again on a knife edge over whether it will leave the euro, thousands of people rallied in Athens on Thursday calling for the country to remain in the bloc.<br /><br /> Their protest, outside parliament, took place as a crisis meeting of eurozone ministers was underway in Luxembourg. The urgent talks ended with no deal.<br /><br /> In a recent opinion poll, 7 out of 10 Greeks want to keep the euro at all costs. <br /><br /> One Athens resident said: “I’ m here because, I want my country to stay in the eurozone. I have kids and grandchildren and I want them to have a future. Without the euro, they won’t.”<br /><br /> Another protester added: “I don’ t want to think about leaving the euro, I don’ t want to think about it. This will be a disaster not only for my generation, but for everyone. It s really dramatic.”<br /><br /> Apostolos Staikos, our correspondent joined protesters campaigning against a possible Grexit.<br /><br /> Η Βουλή αλλιώς... pic.twitter.com/6F0LMs7mgm— Apostolos Staikos (@ApStaikos) June 18, 2015<br /> <br /><br /> “Demo
