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velico
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ho capito, è a discrezione della casa
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tommy271
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Anche della prima ? A me pare di ricordare che l'ultimatum alla Serbia l'avesse fatto l'Austria
Formalmente.
Sino all'ultimo l'Austria ha cercato di evitare lo scontro, mandando generosi ultimatum alla Serbia.
Chi spingeva allo scontro (e si era già preparato) era il Kaiser.
tommy271
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Quanto alla seconda, sono state Francia ed Inghilterra a dichiarare guerra alla Germania , nonche' a respingere un'offerta di pace della Germania un mese piu' tardi
Una visione un pò particolare di leggere gli accadimenti ...
Abulico
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Vero non l'avevo visto.
E non è che poi si mascheri tanto bene
E ti ha sentito mi pare. Svaniti.
Vediamo se riapparira' o meno....
tommy271
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Cabinet Meets Urgently
Ahead of the extraordinary meeting of the Eurogroup and the scheduled European Summit, a cabinet meeting takes place today to discuss the Greek stance on both critical processes. Sources say that the multi-bill would be presented by the FinMin to be tabled until the evening in the House to be voted on August 8.
Papandreou favours bond repurchase
Greek PM George Papandreou told Financial Times Deutschland that he supports the plan of repurchasing a part of Greek debt by the Greek State at 50% of bond value with EFSF funds.
In any case, the Prime Minister calls for immediate decisions, characterising any further delay in decision-making as unattractive to investors and risky for the orderly and efficient progress of the reforms decided by the Greek government by the adoption of the medium-term program.
In order to emphasize on the need for immediate decisions and finalization of the second bailout loan, Papandreou avoided speaking of when the country would regain access to the markets.
Opposition leader: The word default is prohibited
Meanwhile, a recent comment of FinMin E.Venizelos about the possibility of a selective default poured fuel to the fire. “This phrase is prohibited”, said yesterday Antonis Samaras, New Democracy party leader.
"Such a move could lead to disastrous results for the country," he said, and had a tilt at the Prime Minister on the outcome of the MoU.
“What Mr. Papandreou has now to say that Mr. Venizelos said the word default? He once said that those who speak of default serve speculators”, he said.
FinMin’s immediate reaction
Samaras’s statements caused the immediate reaction of Evangelos Venizelos, who said that he had informed the opposition leader about the line of government moves.
“I am always available for full and in-depth update”, the FinMin commented, adding that the phrase “selective default” has no relation to bankruptcy, as it is perceived by Greek people.
“I expected the opposition leader to support the government in its efforts to achieve a responsible and calm way of dealing with issues for the benefit of the country”, he concluded .
(capital.gr)
Ahead of the extraordinary meeting of the Eurogroup and the scheduled European Summit, a cabinet meeting takes place today to discuss the Greek stance on both critical processes. Sources say that the multi-bill would be presented by the FinMin to be tabled until the evening in the House to be voted on August 8.
Papandreou favours bond repurchase
Greek PM George Papandreou told Financial Times Deutschland that he supports the plan of repurchasing a part of Greek debt by the Greek State at 50% of bond value with EFSF funds.
In any case, the Prime Minister calls for immediate decisions, characterising any further delay in decision-making as unattractive to investors and risky for the orderly and efficient progress of the reforms decided by the Greek government by the adoption of the medium-term program.
In order to emphasize on the need for immediate decisions and finalization of the second bailout loan, Papandreou avoided speaking of when the country would regain access to the markets.
Opposition leader: The word default is prohibited
Meanwhile, a recent comment of FinMin E.Venizelos about the possibility of a selective default poured fuel to the fire. “This phrase is prohibited”, said yesterday Antonis Samaras, New Democracy party leader.
"Such a move could lead to disastrous results for the country," he said, and had a tilt at the Prime Minister on the outcome of the MoU.
“What Mr. Papandreou has now to say that Mr. Venizelos said the word default? He once said that those who speak of default serve speculators”, he said.
FinMin’s immediate reaction
Samaras’s statements caused the immediate reaction of Evangelos Venizelos, who said that he had informed the opposition leader about the line of government moves.
“I am always available for full and in-depth update”, the FinMin commented, adding that the phrase “selective default” has no relation to bankruptcy, as it is perceived by Greek people.
“I expected the opposition leader to support the government in its efforts to achieve a responsible and calm way of dealing with issues for the benefit of the country”, he concluded .
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tommy271
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