During the region’s debt crisis, five countries were bailed out by European partners, except Greece which is still going backwards.
Spain:  Leaving its economic troubles firmly behind, Spain has been increasing at all times for the past two years.
To rescue the banks, Europe’s bailout fund loaned Spain 41 billion euros ($45 billion) and prevent the economy collapsing.
Ire-Land: In 2008, Ireland was the first euro-zone country to fall into recession .
In December 2013, it received 67 billion euros ($73 billion) in international bailout loans , after its property market fail and banks started breaking down.
Portugal: In 2011, Portugal received 78 billion euros ($85.6 billion) in bailout loans , after being weak to get its budget deficit under control. Like other rescued countries, Portugal was advised painful and deeply unpopular economic improvements , aimed at bringing back its competitiveness.
Cyprus: When its financial system started to fall down, Cyprus got into problem in 2013, . Like Greece recently, it was compelled to shut down its banks for an extended period to halt a complete meltdown. In March 2013, it protected a bailout package worth 10 billion euros ($11 billion) in March 2013.
Greece: For now, Greece might have stayed away from terrible exit from the euro, but it still faces deep economic crisis. In fact, its data look as bad as those of a conflicted countries.  Greek GDP may collapse by as much as 4% this year, The European Commission says.
SOURCE:IMF, EUROPEAN COMMISSIONÂ
