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[tommy271]

Banks asked to roll over Greek debt, ECB's Wellink says






AMSTERDAM | Sun Jun 5, 2011 7:27am EDT

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Banks are being asked to roll over their loans to Greece and Europe may give the heavily indebted country more money, European Central Bank Governing Council member Nout Wellink said on Sunday.
"We are trying, in what is called in official terms the Vienna initiative, to persuade banks to stay in those countries after 2012 and when debt matures to keep active in those countries," Wellink told Dutch current affairs television program Buitenhof when asked about Greece.
"I think the governments of Europe temporarily need to make available some additional refinancing money," Wellink said.

 

[tommy271]

ovvio, se invece vi ostinate a tenere arriverete a perdere tra il 90% ed il 95%

Esagerato.

 

[tommy271]

Greek Fiscal Measures May Include Wage Levy, Kathimerini Says

By Maria Petrakis - Jun 5, 2011 10:56 AM GMT+0200 Sun Jun 05 08:56:20 GMT 2011

Greece’s 6.4 billion-euro ($9.4 billion) package of budget cuts for the rest of this year will include an increase in sales tax for restaurants and a 3 percent levy on state workers’ wages to subsidize unemployment benefits, Kathimerini reported.
The government will consider streamlining taxes in September, including lowering the corporate rate to 15 percent from 20 percent, the Athens-based newspaper said, without saying how it got the information.



(Bloomberg)

 

[Gaudente]

Esagerato.

dimentichi l'effetto "nuova dracma" sul rapporto debito/PIL e conseguentemente sulle aspettative di recovery.

 

[tommy271]

'Greek program going better than reported'



NEW YORK CITY (ANA-MPA / P. Panayiotou) -- The IMF's "point man" in the 110-billion-euro EC-ECB-IMF bailout for Greece on Friday reiterated that the closely watched economic adjustment and reform programme being implemented in the east Mediterranean nation is going "better than most think", as many goals have already been achieved.

Speaking only hours after the Greek government said it successfully concluded talks in Athens with representatives of the EC-ECB-IMF "troika" over approval of the fifth tranche of the bailout, Thomsen nevertheless added that much remains to be done.

Thomsen, the International Monetary Fund's deputy director of its European department and the IMF mission chief for Greece, underlined that a decisive effort is now needed by the Greek government to combat pervasive tax evasion in the country.

The high-profile IMF executive spoke at a panel discussion entitled "The Greek Economy After One Year of Reform: Progress and Challenges", hosted by the St. George Greek Orthodox Church in Bethesda, Md.

In other statements, Thomsen said the Memorandum signed one year ago with the Greek government is now changing, as conditions have changed, while he emphasised that similar restructuring programmes often experience problems during their implementation. "... they are overcome though when there is devotion to the targets," he added.

More ominously, he emphasised that without the EC-ECB-IMF support package Greece would have collapsed, economically.

Other speakers at the event included Irene Ninetta Kyriakopoulos, a professor at the National Defense University; Thanos Catsambas, a former assistant director of the fiscal affairs department at the IMF, as well as moderator Evangelos Calamitsis, a former director of the IMF's African department.

(ana.gr)

 

[tommy271]

dimentichi l'effetto "nuova dracma" sul rapporto debito/PIL e conseguentemente sulle aspettative di recovery.

Si, a quel punto la Grecia si troverebbe senza più debiti ma con un paese in ginocchio: svalutazione altissima e sistema bancario a pezzi, risparmi bruciati e costo dei generi alimentari triplicati.
Non mi sembra una buona prospettiva di uscita.

 

[tommy271]

I TITOLI DEI GIORNALI:



The apparent approval of continued European until 2014 in exchange for a forthcoming package of austerity measures, along with continued mass sit-down protests in major squares (patterned after the non-violent 'Indignados' movement of Spain) mostly dominated the main front-page items in Athens' newspapers on Sunday.



AVGI: "Blow hard so they'll leave..."

AVRIANI: "Scam artists sold out the country; 200 billion euros of debt amassed in a year".

ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "They're saving Greece with occupation-like conditions".

ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Indignation on all fronts".

EPOCHI: "They (government) should leave before the vote (over a new Memorandum)."

ETHNOS: "Vote for all, or else snap elections under the threat of bankruptcy".

KATHIMERINI: "International community expects 'yes' from PASOK".

LOGOS: "Marked deck used to persuade public opinion".

RIZOSPASTIS: "Strikes against hellish measures".

TO PARON: "(Troika) Overseers in all ministries".

PROTO THEMA: "Occupation or bankruptcy".

REAL NEWS: "Protests in squares brings resignations".

VIMA: "Massive assistance plan, with snap election on the horizon".

VRADYNI: "Save your pension. How to recognise more years of contributions".

(ana.gr)

 

[IL MARATONETA]

ovvio, se invece vi ostinate a tenere arriverete a perdere tra il 90% ed il 95%

mi pare che tu stia esagerando, perdere il 90%, significherebbe grecia debito zero...
pensa invece averli in ptf a 65 e intascare 100....

 

[AAAA47]

cos'e' questa manifestazione che stanno facendo adesso ad atene?

Dailymotion - NEWS247.GR Live Streaming - Sintagma Square, Aganaktismenoi - a Notizie e Politica video


link preso da qui

http://intermarketandmore.finanza.com/diretta-live-dal-party-di-atene-29317.html

 

[MaXoRsO]

cos'e' questa manifestazione che stanno facendo adesso ad atene?

Dailymotion - NEWS247.GR Live Streaming - Sintagma Square, Aganaktismenoi - a Notizie e Politica video


link preso da qui

DIRETTA LIVE DAL PARTY DI ATENE | IntermarketAndMore

Ψήφισμα λαϊκής συνέλευσης Πλατείας Συντάγματος - RESOLUZIONE DELLA ASSEMBLEA POPOLARE DI PIAZZA SINTAGMA


published by chemi on Mon, 30/05/2011 - 14:40
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RESOLUZIONE DELLA ASSEMBLEA POPOLARE DI PIAZZA SINTAGMA
Da tempo le decisioni vengono prese per noi senza di noi.
Siamo degli impiegati, disoccupati, pensionati, giovani, che siamo venuti in Piazza Sintagma (Piazza della Costituzione) per lottare per le nostre vite ed il nostro futuro.
Siamo qui perché sappiamo che le soluzioni ai nostri problemi possono venire soltanto da noi.
Invitiamo tutti i cittadini di Atene - impiegati, disoccupati e giovani - qui in Piazza Sintagma e invitiamo tutta la societá a inondare le piazze e a decidere in prima persona per la propria vita.
Li, nelle piazze, formuleremo insieme le nostre richieste, le nostre rivendicazioni.
Invitiamo tutti i lavoratori che entrerano in sciopero nel prossimo periodo a venire a Sintagma e a rimanere li.
Non abbandoneremo le piazze finche non andranno via tutti quelli che ci hanno portato qui: i Governi, la Troica (UE, FMI, BCE), le Banche, i Memoranda e tutti quelli che si approfittano di noi a cui gridiamo che il debito non é nostro.
DEMOCRAZIA DIRETTA, ADESSO!
Uguaglianza – Giustizia - Dignitá
L'unica battaglia che viene persa é quella che non viene fatta!