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Più che altro direi che VOLEVA diventare Presidente....
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LUP1051
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Ormai, vera o non vera questa new, il dado è tratto; credo, per lui, meglio la pensione.
Ma domani per il FMI, chi partecipa alla riunione sulla Grecia??????; quanto pesa la sua eventuale assenza/presenza e/o sostituzione........
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tommy271
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E' solo un sunto, sul "Corriere" occupa una pagina intera.
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Umile contadino
Probabilmente ci andrà un delegato dei 24 Direttori esecutivi...
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http://www.corriere.it/esteri/11_ma...da_1e5f3ba0-7ec8-11e0-82e7-793d6ffe85d6.shtml
Ancora a proposito di DSK...
Ancora a proposito di DSK...
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I TITOLI DEI GIORNALI:
Speculation over the state of the ailing Greek economy in tandem with related political developments, as well as the troubling situation in certain Athens inner city neighbourhoods due to the presence of mostly Third World illegal aliens, mostly dominated the headlines on Sunday.
AVRIANI: "Stop to payments and return to drachma the only salvation for the country”.
AVGI: “Dark days” in economy.
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "New ‘economy czar’ with consensus as the bait; search for 8 billion euros worth of measures for 2011".
ETHNOS: "Top secret report by intelligence agency over Athens ghettos; crime gangs want control of certain areas via thousands of illegal immigrants".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Troika taking its pistol out of holster".
FREE SUNDAY: "One step before the abyss”, playing on the economic crisis and the problem of illegal aliens congregating in the centre of Athens.
KATHIMERINI: "Memorandum ΙΙ or stop to payments".
PARON (weekly): "(Former PM Costas) Simitis in the dock after shocking revelations by (Justice Minister Haris) Kastanidis".
PROTO THEMA (weekly): "Proceeds to firings now if you want 5th (EC-ECB-IMF) installment and loan".
REAL NEWS (weekly): "Investigate Yannos (Papantoniou) - Government order for former PASOK minister”.
RIZOSPASTIS: "Immediate and realistic measures in favor of Greeks, migrants".
VIMA (weekly): "Troika’s ‘dowry’ is state property. Latter requests blank check for 50 billion euros of privatisations".
VRADYNI: "Cut in supplementary pensions - Funds in the red."
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Speculation over the state of the ailing Greek economy in tandem with related political developments, as well as the troubling situation in certain Athens inner city neighbourhoods due to the presence of mostly Third World illegal aliens, mostly dominated the headlines on Sunday.
AVRIANI: "Stop to payments and return to drachma the only salvation for the country”.
AVGI: “Dark days” in economy.
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "New ‘economy czar’ with consensus as the bait; search for 8 billion euros worth of measures for 2011".
ETHNOS: "Top secret report by intelligence agency over Athens ghettos; crime gangs want control of certain areas via thousands of illegal immigrants".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Troika taking its pistol out of holster".
FREE SUNDAY: "One step before the abyss”, playing on the economic crisis and the problem of illegal aliens congregating in the centre of Athens.
KATHIMERINI: "Memorandum ΙΙ or stop to payments".
PARON (weekly): "(Former PM Costas) Simitis in the dock after shocking revelations by (Justice Minister Haris) Kastanidis".
PROTO THEMA (weekly): "Proceeds to firings now if you want 5th (EC-ECB-IMF) installment and loan".
REAL NEWS (weekly): "Investigate Yannos (Papantoniou) - Government order for former PASOK minister”.
RIZOSPASTIS: "Immediate and realistic measures in favor of Greeks, migrants".
VIMA (weekly): "Troika’s ‘dowry’ is state property. Latter requests blank check for 50 billion euros of privatisations".
VRADYNI: "Cut in supplementary pensions - Funds in the red."
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onik
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Eccola qui
cumulate
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E' stato sfortunato!
L'avesse fatto ad Arcore o a Milano, prendeva una medaglia.
A NY l'arrestano
tommy271
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Government stashes cash fearing Greek debt restructuring
By Stelios Orphanides Published on May 15, 2011
THE FINANCE ministry, in the first four and a half months of this year, borrowed more money than it originally planned for the entire year on fears that Cyprus too may run into trouble borrowing money, Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis said.
Amid difficulties many euro zone countries face in their attempt to secure necessary lending "the government has pre-emptively borrowed from the domestic and international markets at very competitive rates," the finance minister said on Friday. "We have raised a €780 million reserve in cash and deposits to shield the Cypriot economy in the theoretical eventuality more euro zone countries run in to problems.
"The external environment continues to remain fragile," Stavrakis said.
The finance ministry revised its gross borrowing needs upwards to €2 billion last week when it published the latest version of its stability programme, which outlines the government's medium-term fiscal planning. Cyprus' gross financing requirements stood previously at €1.3 billion, Stavrakis said on December 22.
The government has issued almost €1.5 billion in securities this year, with the bulk maturing before September, according to the website of the finance ministry.
This tactic is a risky one, a bank's senior fund manager commented. "It would be wiser to take more measures to reduce spending. This would allow the government to take a longer term loan at a lower rate," he told the Sunday Mail.
Issuing a five or 10-year international bond this year remains for the finance ministry a "dominating option" according to the stability programme. Whether and when such a bond will after all be issued is "subject to market conditions".
"The finance minister is now taking a gamble when he takes short term loans. He is hoping that markets will calm down at a later stage. But there is no guarantee of how conditions will be later this year or next year. This is not a rational way to do things," the fund manager added.
A possible restructuring of Greece's debt may make it even harder for "minor euro zone countries" to borrow money from international markets, according to a ministry of finance source. This may apply also for Cyprus, the third smallest economy of the euro zone, which is also the country with the fourth worst credit rating after that of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, which has already asked for a bailout.
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Interrelazioni Grecia/Cipro.
By Stelios Orphanides Published on May 15, 2011
THE FINANCE ministry, in the first four and a half months of this year, borrowed more money than it originally planned for the entire year on fears that Cyprus too may run into trouble borrowing money, Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis said.
Amid difficulties many euro zone countries face in their attempt to secure necessary lending "the government has pre-emptively borrowed from the domestic and international markets at very competitive rates," the finance minister said on Friday. "We have raised a €780 million reserve in cash and deposits to shield the Cypriot economy in the theoretical eventuality more euro zone countries run in to problems.
"The external environment continues to remain fragile," Stavrakis said.
The finance ministry revised its gross borrowing needs upwards to €2 billion last week when it published the latest version of its stability programme, which outlines the government's medium-term fiscal planning. Cyprus' gross financing requirements stood previously at €1.3 billion, Stavrakis said on December 22.
The government has issued almost €1.5 billion in securities this year, with the bulk maturing before September, according to the website of the finance ministry.
This tactic is a risky one, a bank's senior fund manager commented. "It would be wiser to take more measures to reduce spending. This would allow the government to take a longer term loan at a lower rate," he told the Sunday Mail.
Issuing a five or 10-year international bond this year remains for the finance ministry a "dominating option" according to the stability programme. Whether and when such a bond will after all be issued is "subject to market conditions".
"The finance minister is now taking a gamble when he takes short term loans. He is hoping that markets will calm down at a later stage. But there is no guarantee of how conditions will be later this year or next year. This is not a rational way to do things," the fund manager added.
A possible restructuring of Greece's debt may make it even harder for "minor euro zone countries" to borrow money from international markets, according to a ministry of finance source. This may apply also for Cyprus, the third smallest economy of the euro zone, which is also the country with the fourth worst credit rating after that of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, which has already asked for a bailout.
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Interrelazioni Grecia/Cipro.
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