1) Infernutiko albisteak: segida
Badaezpada ere, hona hemen, soilik gogoratzeko, infernuaren datuak:
Amerikar bilioia: 1000.000.000
Segida:
With Greece “Everything Must Go Right From Now On” To Avoid Market Shock
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-08/greece-everything-must-go-right-now-avoid-market-shock
EC President Juncker to Tsipras, “in order to remain friends one has to respect some minimum rules”
“Not Credible” Is Europe’s Response To Latest Greek 3-Page Proposals As Greek Islanders Threaten Referendum
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-09/not-credible-europes-response-latest-greek-3-page-proposals
German Lawmakers To Vote Against Greek Bailout Saying Athens “Not Serious At All”
Greek Economy In “Doomsday” Tailspin: 59 Businesses, 613 Jobs Lost Each Day, Suppliers Demand Cash Up Front
Euro & Stocks Surge On Report Of German Compromise Over Greece Deal
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-10/euro-stocks-surge-report-german-compromise
Approaching The “Other” Parity: Greek Emergency Liquidity Surges After “Massive” Deposit Outflow
Germany Talks Back Latest Greek “Fix” Rumor, Futures Refuse To Drop
As Seen In Greece: “I Rushed To The Bank” And The Return Of ATM Lines?
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-10/seen-greece-return-atm-lines
Why Greece Must Leave
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-10/why-greece-must-leave
Poll Finds Majority Of Greeks Ready To Fold To Troika, Even As Anti-Austerity Protests Return
IMF Crushes Greek Deal Hopes, Says “No Progress Made”, Halts Talks After Major Differences Remain
Did Greece’s Time Just Run Out?
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-06-11/did-greeces-time-just-run-out
German Chancellor Merkel throws the ball back in Athens’ court…time for Tsipras to step back from red lines
2) 24 ordu ote dauzkate?
Europe Gives Greece 24 Hours To Comply; Germany Draws Up Capital Control Plans
3) Islandiaren eredua
Iceland Imprisoned Its Bankers And Let Banks Go Bust: What Happened Next In 3 Charts
“While the UK government nationalised Lloyds and RBS with tax-payers’ money and the US government bought stakes in its key banks, Iceland adopted a different approach. It said it would shore up domestic bank accounts. Everyone else was left to fight over the remaining cash.
It also imposed capital controls restricting what ordinary people could do with their money– a measure some saw as a violation of free market economics.
The plan worked. Iceland took a huge financial hit, just like every other country caught in the crisis.
This year the International Monetary Fund declared that Iceland had achieved economic recovery ‘without compromising its welfare model’ of universal healthcare and education.
Other measures of progress like the country’s unemployment rate, compare just as well with countries like the US.”
Kapitulazioa ala Grexit?
Lasciate ogne speranza, voi ch’intrate
Euroland, mon amour
(Dante revisited)
