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[tommy271]

SULLA QUESTIONE SLOVACCA VISTA DA PARTE DELLA STAMPA CECHIA

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In another article in Lidove noviny, Daniel Kaiser describes as extremely tragicomic the statement by European central bank head Jean-Claude Trichet that "the Slovaks would not have been in the Eurozone if we had known that they would not help Greece."
Trichet made the statement at the Eurozone finance minister´s meeting on Friday.
The essence of his words is unbelievable. Slovakia entered the Eurozone at the time when the original conditions were valid in it, including the important clause which banned loans such as that going to Greece. After even Germany gave up defending the clause, the Slovaks remained "the last of the Mohicans" loyal to the Eurozone´s original agreements, Kaiser points out.
Trichet´s statement can be turned upside-down: "The Slovaks would not have been in the Eurozone if they had known that the latter would be urging them to run into debts in order to help a richer nation, the Greeks, Kaiser writes.
Put in this way, the statement is most probably untrue, since to the Slovaks, their Eurozone membership is an important confirmation of their becoming independent from their stronger neighbours, mainly the Czechs. Nevertheless, Poland´s interest [in the entry] has been fading out meanwhile, let alone the Czech Republic, Kaiser says.
Elementary consensus seems to be emerging between Central Europe and the Paris tops for the first time since the fall of communism. Trichet should not spoil this with his utterances, Kaiser concludes.



Author: ČTK
www.ctk.cz

 

[tommy271]

Medvedev’s visit to Cyprus to be historic event

13.09.2010, 05.01

NICOSIA, September 13 (Itar-Tass) -- A forthcoming visit of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to Cyprus due in early October will be a historic event, Cypriot President Demetris Christofias said at an opening ceremony of the 4th Cypriot-Russian gala concert, which was held at the Cypriot presidential residence on Sunday.
Speaking for more than 700 guests, who gathered on the lawn near the presidential palace, Christofias stated that he did not want to read the speech prepared in advance and addressed to them in Russian, “For the first time the Russian president will visit Cyprus. We will sign many agreements and protocols and will build up the foundations of the relations between the two countries and their nations.”
The president emphasized that the gala concert, in which Russian, Cypriot and Greek performers participated, was held ahead of the 50th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Cyprus and the establishment of Cypriot-Russian diplomatic relations. “The relations between our countries were established in the first days of the independence of the republic. Since then the Soviet Union, and then Russia gave the most reliable support in the struggle for independence, peace and dignity of the Cypriot nation. We are working together in the U.N. and all other international organizations. Russia and Cyprus were, are and will always be fraternal nations,” the Cypriot president underlined.
The 4th Cypriot-Russian gala concert is one of the major cultural events on the island this year. The performances of classical and pop music stars from Russia, Cyprus and Greece were on the program of the concert. Russian opera singer Lyobov Kazarnovskaya, the Kremlin Chamber Orchestra conducted by Misha Rakhlevsky, the Oleg Lundstrem State Jazz Orchestra, Russian bard singer Alexander Rozenbaum, the only professional Cypriot ballet company Dance Cyprus and the most popular modern Greek singer, Antonis Remos, performed in the concert.
The gala concert was held traditionally under the patronage of Cypriot First Lady Elsie Christofia. The London-based production company Ensemble Productions in cooperation with the Cypriot Ministry of Education and Culture and with the assistance of the Russian Embassy in Nicosia organized the concert. Interros International Investments Ltd was the primary sponsor of the event.
Along with the obvious cultural and political importance the concert also played a serious public role, because all the ticket sales will be donated to the most long-standing Cypriot charity – the Radiomarathon Foundation for children with disabilities.

 

[Gaudente]

Realtime: Greek Debt Dynamics: Daunting but Feasible

Although the primary surplus target of 6 percent of GDP by 2015 is ambitious, it is not implausible. Brazil has achieved primary surpluses close to 5 percent of GDP in recent years, and Turkey has reached levels of close to 7 percent.

But neither Brazil nor Turkey have ever paid reversibility pensions to single daughters of civil servants

 

[Gaudente]

The projections place the spread above the German Bund rate at 250 basis points in 2010 , falling to 200 bp in 2011, 150 bp in 2012, and 100 bp thereafter

 

[Gaudente]

Comunque il problema grosso è recuperare l'evasione fiscale, è lì che si giocano i destini della grecia

Verissimo, dovessero riuscirci farebbero chiudere tutte le imprese e fuggire tutti i possidenti all'estero, accelerando la catastrofe

 

[paologorgo]

oggi Gaudente è in forma...

 

[Gaudente]

Siamo sempre alle solite. La colpa è di chi li impresta i soldi non di chi li usa da cani e ruba a più non posso.

Verissimo.
Allora perche' continuate a prestare i vostri soldi a questa gentaglia ?

 

[tommy271]

Verissimo.
Allora perche' continuate a prestare i vostri soldi a questa gentaglia ?

Siamo missionari ...

 

[canarino]

Verissimo.
Allora perche' continuate a prestare i vostri soldi a questa gentaglia ?

non ci sono magnanimi in questo mondo, avranno i loro interessi

 

[tommy271]

Grecia, nuovo sciopero dei camionisti


I camionisti greci sospendono di nuovo da oggi sine die tutti i trasporti merce per protesta contro ”le promesse del governo non mantenute”, mentre esperti Ue e Fmi, riprendono i contatti ad Atene sull’attuazione del piano di austerità.
Lunghe code si sono formate sin da ieri ai distributori di benzina per timore che la protesta dei camionisti, come già lo scorso luglio, blocchi l’arrivo di carburante, mentre presto dovrebbe essere approvata una legge che liberalizza il settore e che è al centro delle proteste degli autotrasportatori.
Per evitare aumenti ingiustificati a causa della serrata dei camionisti, il governo si prepara a introdurre un tetto ai prezzi del carburante. La protesta dei camionisti, che porteranno i loro veicoli davanti al parlamento, fa seguito alle grandi manifestazioni di sabato scorso a Salonicco in occasione della presenza nella città del premier Giorgio Papandreou, che ha ribadito di voler andare avanti con austerity e riforme. E secondo un sondaggio pubblicato dal quotidiano socialista To Vima, i Greci cominciano a rendersi conto che il rispetto del Memorandum firmato con Ue-Fmi e’ l’unico modo per uscire dalla crisi. Il 50,9% degli intervistati infatti ritiene che l’opposizione dovrebbe sospendere lo scontro sul Memorandum.


(Blitzquotidiano.it)