IL MARATONETA
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Salve Giub, cerchiamo di non abituarci alle false partenze dei GGB, fosse che fosse ..la volta buona.......
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IL MARATONETA
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Spuntino veloce, mordi e fuggi, tanto qui' non si ingrassa......Bye Bye Grecia ...torno in Austria dalla mia Popolare Övag che nel frattempo è pure scesa ....700 euro ..in pochi giorni meglio di niente
Buona Fortuna a chi rimane ...forse dopo Giugno se schizza troppo in alto la mia Övag ...vedremo ...
Chi Vivrà Vedrà
giub
New Membro
Bye Bye Grecia ...torno in Austria dalla mia Popolare Övag che nel frattempo è pure scesa ....700 euro ..in pochi giorni meglio di niente
Buona Fortuna a chi rimane ...forse dopo Giugno se schizza troppo in alto la mia Övag ...vedremo ...
Chi Vivrà Vedrà
a giugno le GGB saranno troppo alte per te
Baro
Umile contadino
Possiamo solo dire, adesso, speriamo bene....a giugno le GGB saranno troppo alte per te
tommy271
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Event on Nazi occupation held at Goethe institute
(ANA-MPA) -- Memories of the brutal Nazi occupation (1941-1944) and the mass extermination of Greek Jews were recounted during an event on Tuesday evening at the Goethe institute in Thessaloniki, entitled "Northern Greece, Epirus and Thessaly in the Era of National Socialism", which was jointly organised by the German consulate in Thessaloniki, the city's Jewish community and the Pan-Hellenic organisation of 1941-44 resistance fighters.
The event was organised on the 68th anniversary of the violent displacement of the Jews of Thessaloniki to Nazi concentration camps -- March 15, 1943. The event was also attended by Holocaust survivors.
Former German ambassador to Greece Wolfgang Schultheiss referred to a landmark 2004 book written by a committee of historians -- two Germans, an American and an Israeli -- upon the initiative of then German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, who cited what he called the "myth" of Germany's foreign ministry in the post-war period, namely, that German diplomats had no complicity in war crimes or were active Nazi members.
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(ANA-MPA) -- Memories of the brutal Nazi occupation (1941-1944) and the mass extermination of Greek Jews were recounted during an event on Tuesday evening at the Goethe institute in Thessaloniki, entitled "Northern Greece, Epirus and Thessaly in the Era of National Socialism", which was jointly organised by the German consulate in Thessaloniki, the city's Jewish community and the Pan-Hellenic organisation of 1941-44 resistance fighters.
The event was organised on the 68th anniversary of the violent displacement of the Jews of Thessaloniki to Nazi concentration camps -- March 15, 1943. The event was also attended by Holocaust survivors.
Former German ambassador to Greece Wolfgang Schultheiss referred to a landmark 2004 book written by a committee of historians -- two Germans, an American and an Israeli -- upon the initiative of then German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, who cited what he called the "myth" of Germany's foreign ministry in the post-war period, namely, that German diplomats had no complicity in war crimes or were active Nazi members.
(ana.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Demarche over maritime incident
(ANA-MPA) -- The Greek embassy in Ankara has lodged a demarche with the Turkish government after a Turkish corvette harassed an Italian vessel that had undertaken to draw up a route to be followed by an underwater fiber optics cable, linking Italy with Israel.
The Italian vessel had requested and received from Greek authorities a relevant license, as provided by the International Law, and was sailing near the island of Kastellorizo, foreign ministry spokesman Grigoris Delavekouras said on Wednesday, in response to a press question and following an article in the Athens daily "Avgi".
He underlined that the "Greek positions have been made clear to the Turkish side, consolidating our country's sovereign rights".
Referring to the EU-Turkey migrant re-admission agreement, Delavekouras reminded "negotiations have ended".
"Those who enter Greece illegally -- the country being the first entry point in the EU -- will be returned to Turkey", he said, adding that bilateral agreements will be in effect during the transition period. He reminded that Greece has reached a bilateral agreement with Turkey (2001), which is placed within the European framework.
(ana.gr)
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Solite diatribe greco-turche.
(ANA-MPA) -- The Greek embassy in Ankara has lodged a demarche with the Turkish government after a Turkish corvette harassed an Italian vessel that had undertaken to draw up a route to be followed by an underwater fiber optics cable, linking Italy with Israel.
The Italian vessel had requested and received from Greek authorities a relevant license, as provided by the International Law, and was sailing near the island of Kastellorizo, foreign ministry spokesman Grigoris Delavekouras said on Wednesday, in response to a press question and following an article in the Athens daily "Avgi".
He underlined that the "Greek positions have been made clear to the Turkish side, consolidating our country's sovereign rights".
Referring to the EU-Turkey migrant re-admission agreement, Delavekouras reminded "negotiations have ended".
"Those who enter Greece illegally -- the country being the first entry point in the EU -- will be returned to Turkey", he said, adding that bilateral agreements will be in effect during the transition period. He reminded that Greece has reached a bilateral agreement with Turkey (2001), which is placed within the European framework.
(ana.gr)
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Solite diatribe greco-turche.
tommy271
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Cyprus, Tel Aviv bourses to boost ties
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and the Cyprus Stock Exchange signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance cooperation between the two bourses.
Representatives of the exchanges will share information pertaining to activity, developments and regulatory changes, the Tel Aviv bourse said in a statement on Wednesday.
Earlier this month, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange said that it plans to seek more alliances with peers overseas and has no plans to join a wave of international stock exchange mergers.
ekathimerini.com , Wednesday March 16, 2011 (16:51)
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Representatives of the exchanges will share information pertaining to activity, developments and regulatory changes, the Tel Aviv bourse said in a statement on Wednesday.
Earlier this month, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange said that it plans to seek more alliances with peers overseas and has no plans to join a wave of international stock exchange mergers.
ekathimerini.com , Wednesday March 16, 2011 (16:51)
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tommy271
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Plan for market return remains
Ministry expects to resuming borrowing in 2011; EFSF head can’t say whether Greece will restructure debt
Greek Finance Minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou said on Wednesday that the country still plans to return to bond markets this year but could use a newly expanded European assistance program in 2012 if it fails to do so.
European Union leaders on the weekend agreed to improve the terms of Greece’s bailout loans, totaling 110 billion euros through 2013, and allow a new financial rescue fund to buy bonds directly from struggling eurozone countries in exceptional circumstances.
Papaconstantinou told Parliament that Greece needs to borrow 66 billion euros in 2012 and would need to raise 27 billion euros through bond sales, on the market or with EU help.
Bailed-out countries will be able to tap the 440-billion-euro European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) if they are unable to access bond markets in a decision Papaconstantinou has described as being able to help countries like Greece address future debt problems.
The head of the eurozone EFSF safety net said in Germany on Wednesday that it was not yet possible to say whether Greece will have to restructure its debt.
Sources from Germany’s ruling coalition said after a parliament committee hearing with EFSF head Klaus Regling that he told them the question of whether Greece would have to restructure cannot yet be answered.
Meanwhile, Peter Praet, a candidate for the European Central Bank’s Executive Board, said that Greece should be given time to sort out its finances before talk of any debt restructuring, which would have serious consequences.
“We have to think very carefully about the implications if you let a sovereign default of a country in the European Union,” Praet told the European Parliament’s economic affairs committee on Wednesday.
“Some say the negative externalities would be limited. Some have a different judgment, and that is my point of view,” Praet told a hearing on his candidature for the ECB post.
“You have to give a chance to this program [of debt reduction] in Greece. It’s very tough but the country is very committed.”
ekathimerini.com , Wednesday March 16, 2011 (18:47)
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Ministry expects to resuming borrowing in 2011; EFSF head can’t say whether Greece will restructure debt
European Union leaders on the weekend agreed to improve the terms of Greece’s bailout loans, totaling 110 billion euros through 2013, and allow a new financial rescue fund to buy bonds directly from struggling eurozone countries in exceptional circumstances.
Papaconstantinou told Parliament that Greece needs to borrow 66 billion euros in 2012 and would need to raise 27 billion euros through bond sales, on the market or with EU help.
Bailed-out countries will be able to tap the 440-billion-euro European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) if they are unable to access bond markets in a decision Papaconstantinou has described as being able to help countries like Greece address future debt problems.
The head of the eurozone EFSF safety net said in Germany on Wednesday that it was not yet possible to say whether Greece will have to restructure its debt.
Sources from Germany’s ruling coalition said after a parliament committee hearing with EFSF head Klaus Regling that he told them the question of whether Greece would have to restructure cannot yet be answered.
Meanwhile, Peter Praet, a candidate for the European Central Bank’s Executive Board, said that Greece should be given time to sort out its finances before talk of any debt restructuring, which would have serious consequences.
“We have to think very carefully about the implications if you let a sovereign default of a country in the European Union,” Praet told the European Parliament’s economic affairs committee on Wednesday.
“Some say the negative externalities would be limited. Some have a different judgment, and that is my point of view,” Praet told a hearing on his candidature for the ECB post.
“You have to give a chance to this program [of debt reduction] in Greece. It’s very tough but the country is very committed.”
ekathimerini.com , Wednesday March 16, 2011 (18:47)
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tommy271
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Bond euro, cala Bund, attesa aste ma Giappone resta focus
giovedì 17 marzo 2011 08:43
LONDRA, 17 marzo (Reuters) - Il futures sul Bund ha aperto
in calo stamane, con il mercato ancora guidato prevalentemente
dagli sviluppi della crisi nucleare giapponese, mentre il
collocamento di titoli spagnoli dovrebbe riportare una certa
attenzione anche sui problemi del debito della zona euro.
"I mercati resteranno molto volubili poiché nessuno sa cosa
sta accadendo (in Giappone)... l'offerta interferirà un po' ma i
dati avranno meno peso e il Giappone è davvero l'unica storia
del giorno" ha detto un trader.
Madrid offre oggi titoli a 10 e 30 anni per un ammontare di
3,5-4,5 miliardi. Martedì le sue aste a breve hanno visto
rendimenti in calo, poiché viene vista meno probabile una sua
richiesta di salvataggio a Ue e Fmi.
giovedì 17 marzo 2011 08:43
LONDRA, 17 marzo (Reuters) - Il futures sul Bund ha aperto
in calo stamane, con il mercato ancora guidato prevalentemente
dagli sviluppi della crisi nucleare giapponese, mentre il
collocamento di titoli spagnoli dovrebbe riportare una certa
attenzione anche sui problemi del debito della zona euro.
"I mercati resteranno molto volubili poiché nessuno sa cosa
sta accadendo (in Giappone)... l'offerta interferirà un po' ma i
dati avranno meno peso e il Giappone è davvero l'unica storia
del giorno" ha detto un trader.
Madrid offre oggi titoli a 10 e 30 anni per un ammontare di
3,5-4,5 miliardi. Martedì le sue aste a breve hanno visto
rendimenti in calo, poiché viene vista meno probabile una sua
richiesta di salvataggio a Ue e Fmi.
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