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[tommy271]

Gov't dismisses reports over on Helliniko property




(ANA-MPA) -- Government spokesman Giorgos Petalotis on Tuesday denied a front-page news report in an Athens daily according to which plans for the development of the state-owned Helliniko site -- the old Athens airport and adjacent facilities -- is not progressing as planned.
Petalotis termed the news report as "groundless and unsubstantiated". He underlined that the "development plan for the Helleniko property has not been abandoned" and referred to a written confirmation received from Qatar several few weeks ago of continued interest in the specific investment.
He also dismissed allegations over a directly assigned contract signed with a noted Spanish architect.



(ana.gr)

 

[IL MARATONETA]

Il personaggio di Colorado Cafè che preferivo era Pino la Lavatrice il quale potevano vestirlo da chirurgo, da ingegnere nucleare, da astronomo...quando la sua spalla gli chiedeva ma tu sai fare...(inserire un qualcosa di veramente difficile e tecnico) Pino rispondeva con una faccia incredibile:

"NON CI SONO PROBLEMI, TU DIMMI COSA DEVO FARE E IO LO FACCIO"


A buon intenditor...

ciao amorgos, premetto che il personaggio a cui ti riferisci, è stato ed è molto simpatico anche a me; tu però non puoi cambiare il senso del discorso, quando rispondi alle discussioni, cancellando parti del discorso postato: infatti i 50 miliardi si riferiscono al piano di privatizzazioni e non alla manovra finanziaria, come tu hai fatto intendere.

 

[tommy271]

Germans admit bribes for subs



Former executives put figure at some 120 million euros as parliamentary committee prepares for probe

At least 120 million euros was paid in bribes by the German firm that struck a deal with the Greek government for the sale of four navy submarines, according to German court documents seen by Kathimerini.
The parliamentary committee that will investigate the deal, and particularly the role of former Defense Minister Akis Tsochatzopoulos, met for the first time on Tuesday, as more details emerged about the alleged corruption involved in the agreement.
Two former executives of Ferrostaal, the Germany firm that was part of the consortium which won the contract, gave depositions in Munich concerning the kickbacks paid to secure the deal, which was worth just over 1.2 billion euros.
According to court documents seen by Kathimerini, the first illicit payment of 32 million euros was made in May 2000. The money was deposited into a Swiss bank account but the two former Ferrostaal employees said they did not know who the recipient was. The executives said their main aim had been to win over a “top level” official in the Defense Ministry.
Greece ordered the four Type 214 diesel-electric submarines, manufactured by ThyssenKrupp in Germany, between 2001 and 2005. In their deposition, the Ferrostaal officials said that they met Tsochatzopoulos but did not suggest that he received any money directly.
The members of Parliament who will be investigating the ex-defense minister agreed on Tuesday to also look at how all the ministers that succeeded him handled the submarines deal.
Meanwhile, an Athens prosecutor on Tuesday issued bribery charges against unidentified individuals over the purchase in 2002 of 142 trolley buses from the German truck manufacturer MAN AG. The move will now lead to witnesses being called before specific suspects are charged.
Christos Verelis resigned as a PASOK MP in May 2009 after being implicated in the scandal as he was transport minister when the deal took place.






ekathimerini.com , Tuesday May 3, 2011 (22:44)

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Le tangenti dei tedeschi.

 

[IL MARATONETA]

per nobody's

nobody's, la variazione richiesta è la seguente:
da ragionevolmente positivo a gruppo di centro
giusto???

 

[tommy271]

Quid pro quo deal for Greece?



German lawmaker, ECB official suggest EU would offer better repayment terms for more reforms

Europe is calling for more reforms and a greater fiscal adjustment in order to offer Greece better conditions for the repayment of its 110-billion-euro bailout loan. At the same time, Finance Minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou said a haircut would constitute a huge mistake.
Papaconstantinou had expressed hope on Monday that Greece would secure more favorable terms to pay back its loan, and on Tuesday Michael Meister, the alternate head of the parliamentary party of Germany’s governing Christian Democratic Union, said this discussion “is heading in the right direction.”
However, speaking to Reuters, the German lawmaker added that “in order to expect additional help, Greece will have to show additional reforms.” The reason Meister is asking for extra work from Athens is to limit the risk of a default, suggesting that only then could the discussion on reducing the interest rates for the 110-billion-euro loan continue.
Similarly, the vice chairman of the European Central Bank, Vitor Constancio, stated that for rumors about the restructuring of the Greek debt to stop, Greece will need to strengthen its fiscal streamlining program. He added that “there are many people and bodies which take an interest in maintaining those rumors. Some of them wish to profit, should there be a restructuring in the eurozone.”
Speaking to state TV channel NET on Tuesday, Papaconstantinou emphasized that “a restructuring, haircuts on debt, would constitute a huge mistake for the country.”
The Greek minister added, “It would come at a very great cost and we would not benefit; we would stay out of markets for 10-15 years; the wealth of Greek pension funds would suffer write-downs; we would have problems in the system and therefore in the real economy.”
He went on to suggest that growth means that Greek economy will regain people’s trust and that does not come via a magic button. Returning to the markets remains Greece’s objective.
It now appears that the first bond issue will take place in June, but will likely concern diaspora Greeks, probably in the United States.






ekathimerini.com , Tuesday May 3, 2011 (22:47)

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Il punto della situazione.

 

[tommy271]

ciao amorgos, premetto che il personaggio a cui ti riferisci, è stato ed è molto simpatico anche a me; tu però non puoi cambiare il senso del discorso, quando rispondi alle discussioni, cancellando parti del discorso postato: infatti i 50 miliardi si riferiscono al piano di privatizzazioni e non alla manovra finanziaria, come tu hai fatto intendere.

Il piano complessivo che dovrebbe dispiegarsi da qui al 2015 dovrebbe assommare a circa 76 MLD.
Ovviamente trattasi sempre di stime.

 

[tommy271]

BNP Paribas CEO: Eventual Greek Debt Restructure Hit Would Be Limited



PARIS -(Dow Jones)- BNP Paribas S.A. (BNP.FR) Chief Executive Baudouin Prot said Wednesday the impact from an eventual restructuring of Greece's sovereign debt on its operations would be limited.
In an interview with BFM Radio, Prot said that if Greece's debt were to be hypothetically restructured using the same level of prices at the end of March, it would cost BNP Paribas around EUR1 a share, representing a hit of 3% on its earnings per share.
Prot said that BNP Paribas would be hurt by an eventual restructure of sovereign debt in peripheral eurozone countries, but it would be able to absorb the impact.
He also reiterated that France's largest listed lender has no plans to raise fresh capital, given its solid solvency position.

 

[amorgos34]

ciao amorgos, premetto che il personaggio a cui ti riferisci, è stato ed è molto simpatico anche a me; tu però non puoi cambiare il senso del discorso, quando rispondi alle discussioni, cancellando parti del discorso postato: infatti i 50 miliardi si riferiscono al piano di privatizzazioni e non alla manovra finanziaria, come tu hai fatto intendere.

lasciamo perdere

 

[tommy271]

Bond euro cedenti dopo avvio positivo, occhi accordo Portogallo

mercoledì 4 maggio 2011 09:07



LONDRA, 3 maggio (Reuters) - I futures bund, dopo un
apertura in rialzo, sono passati in territorio leggermente
negativo, con l'attesa di mercati periferici in ripresa dopo
l'accordo raggiunto ieri sera dal Portogallo con Ue e Fmi sul
pacchetto di ieri triennali da 78 miliardi di euro.

In apertura il bund si è mosso in rialzo sulla scia dei
Treasuries Usa che a loro volta sono saliti sulle aspettative di
emissioni di titoli Usa per un ammontare - che verrà annunciato
oggi - inferiore a quanto stimato precedentemente.

Il piano del Portogallo dovrebbe portare qualche
miglioramento sui mercati periferici, anche se resta semmai
qualche incertezza legata al fatto che il piano possa incontrare
l'opposizione di alcuni paesi della zona euro, come la
Finlandia.

"La notizia del piano del Portogallo non è stata una grande
sorpresa per il mercato ... e certamente ci sono ancora rischi
per l'attuazione ... ma in ogni caso ciò dovrebbe aiutare il
Portogallo e facilitare il collocamento della sua asta di oggi"
dice Rainer Guntermann strategist di Commerzbank.

Un buon test di riscontro per il Portogallo viene offerto
oggi dalla sua asta per 750-1.000 milioni di titoli a tre mesi.
L'ultima asta a 3 mesi del Portogallo risale al 20 aprile quando
aveva collocato 680 milioni a un rendimento medio di 4,046% in
rialzo dal 3,686% dell'asta precedente di gennaio e con un
bid-to-cover di 2,0 da 2,6.

Lo spread tra rendimenti di titoli decennale portoghesi e
tedeschiieri sera aveva chiuso a 695 bp PT10YT=TWEB.

 

[giub]

Il personaggio di Colorado Cafè che preferivo era Pino la Lavatrice il quale potevano vestirlo da chirurgo, da ingegnere nucleare, da astronomo...quando la sua spalla gli chiedeva ma tu sai fare...(inserire un qualcosa di veramente difficile e tecnico) Pino rispondeva con una faccia incredibile:

"NON CI SONO PROBLEMI, TU DIMMI COSA DEVO FARE E IO LO FACCIO"


A buon intenditor...

infatti i tedeschi mica affidano le loro centrali nucleari a Pino la Lavatrice...e manco il mercato...

den Weisen ist ... Ich bin Deutscher, nicht dumm .....