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tommy ciao l'avevo postato stamattina ancora non sapendolo sulle privatizzazioni sempre se lopposizione era d'accordo sti politici sono uguali in tutto il mondo sono la feccia ma questi come vogliono risolvere i problemi fanno solo chiacchiere mi posso sbagliare ma vuoi vedere che tra qualche giorno si metteranno a pecorina?

Buttozzo, vediamo cosa uscirà dal Parlamento.
Il malessere è trasversale a tutti i partiti, ma Papandreou gode di solida maggioranza.
Si trattava di cercare una condivisione a tutto campo, invece l'attuale dirigenza di Nuova Democrazia preferisce fare del populismo spicciolo per raccattare quattro voti in più.
 
Main Greek opposition rejects deal with government

by Associated Press | May 24, 2011






ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece's main opposition leader has bluntly rejected a call for support from the prime minister for new austerity measures designed to pull the country out of its crippling debt crisis.

The European Union has increased pressure on Greece to find cross-party support for a midterm austerity program that will go two years beyond the current government's term, arguing that political bickering could derail fiscal efforts.

Prime Minister George Papandreou is meeting opposition party leaders Tuesday to seek consensus for new measures outlined the previous day. But conservative leader Antonis Samaras says he "remained opposed" to the government's handling of the crisis, even though he agreed with certain measures.

(Associated Presse)

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Qui il "tiro" è leggermente corretto. Vedremo, più avanti.

Comunque ha ragione Amorgos, bisogna essere greci per capire bene i comportamenti dei due schieramenti.
Penso ci siano le stesse pregiudiziali ideologiche che separano il PSOE dal Partido Popular.
Del resto sono due paesi che escono da un recente regime dittatoriale.
La storia, pesa.
 
ECB's Lipstok laments Greece falling behind targets - DJ






FRANKFURT | Tue May 24, 2011 6:06am EDT



FRANKFURT May 24 (Reuters) - It is a problem that Greece has fallen short of its fiscal repair targets and it needs to do more to tackle its troubles, European Central bank Governing Council member Andres Lipstok was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
"I would say it's a problem that Greece hasn't done enough to carry through these measures and therefore has fallen behind schedule," Lipstok told newsagency Dow Jones in an interview, referring to the austerity measures Greece agreed to when asking for aid from the EU and the IMF.
Greece can manage its debt if it sticks to the plan, he added.
Lipstok, who heads the Bank of Estonia, joined other ECB policymakers in dismissing the chance of Greece restructuring its debt, saying there is no need to think of alternatives to the agreed plan.
Extending maturities of Greek debt, or reprofiling, is also out of the question, he said.
"Whatever you call these different measures, in essence it would still be the same as a restructuring and that is not on the agenda," Lipstok told the newsagency.
 
EU Welcomes Greek Government's Deficit-Cutting Measures




BRUSSELS -(Dow Jones)- The European Commission has welcomed the Greek government's plans to get back on track with cutting its deficit to 7.5% of gross domestic product this year, the European Union's executive arm said Tuesday.
"The commission welcomes the Greek government's reaffirmed determination to achieve the deficit target by taking all additional measures," a spokesman for EU economic and monetary affairs commissioner Olli Rehn told reporters. "It is very important now that this is launched immediately."
The country's privatization plan could raise as much as EUR50 billion, which " could alleviate Greek debt substantially," he said.
The commission has no doubts about Greece's capacity to fulfil its promises, the spokesman said.
 
Bini Smaghi: Greece Has No Alternative To Reforms-Radio



VIENNA (Dow Jones)--Greece has no alternative but to put through reforms, European Central Bank Executive Board Member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said in an interview Tuesday with Austrian state radio station, Oe1.
"Well the problem is that they have no alternative. What is the alternative?" Bini Smaghi said.
Any successful program had to front-loaded, he said. Reforms later in the process wouldn't be accepted by the population and that waiting too long would mean markets would never believe that Greece could stand on its own two feet, the radio quoted him as saying.
Regarding inflation in Europe, Bini Smaghi said that the ECB "will do whatever is needed to keep inflation low" and that there is a spillover risk from higher wages
 
tommy ciao come in italia e in tutto il mondo sti politici vogliono solo il loro tornaconto se ne fottono del popolo se 1 stato puo' fallire ecc io da parte mia e' da 5 anni che non voto se non vedo giovani con belle prospettive non voto piu' ne destra ne sinistra tanto e' la stessa cosa ciao
 
ECB: make Greece Europe’s firewall

Published: May 23 2011 18:04 | Last updated: May 23 2011 18:04

The European Central Bank might want to learn from the experience of settlers in the American wilderness. They discovered that a small fire could create enough empty space to stop the spread of a large one. Rather than vainly trying to protect Greece from a debt conflagration, the ECB should let it burn.
Jean-Claude Trichet is not thinking that way. The ECB president refuses to contemplate even the softest of possible restructurings. Rather, Greece can, should and will pay its debts; discussion of other alternatives is a dangerous distraction.
 
tommy ciao come in italia e in tutto il mondo sti politici vogliono solo il loro tornaconto se ne fottono del popolo se 1 stato puo' fallire ecc io da parte mia e' da 5 anni che non voto se non vedo giovani con belle prospettive non voto piu' ne destra ne sinistra tanto e' la stessa cosa ciao

Fai male, ma ti capisco.
 
tommy io sono calabrese tu neanche lontanamente te lo immaggini cosa succede giu' quando ci sono le elezioni.......................
 
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