Gaurkoa:
Ez du ezer ulertu: En el aniversario del referéndum griego
Erantzuna, uztailean:
In Post-Brexit: Grezia, Eskozia eta Katalunia
Greek Reporter @GreekReporter1
U.S. Economist Galbraith Explains Varoufakis’ Plan B for Greece http://dlvr.it/LkHTH4 #Greece
@GreekReporter Would have been an even worse disaster than what did happen...
Aspaldiko desastrea, joan den urtekoa (W. Mosler eta B. Mitchell-en eskutik):
Warren Mosler eta A Modest Response
Troika? Ez aipatu, arren! (eta 3)
Grexit: elkarrizketak, zurrumurruak, erdi egiak, gezur potoloak, eta are gehiago…
Ez, ez dute ezer ikasi, ez Galbraith-ek ezta hemengo progreek ere.
Granada honetako progreek segitzen dute Galbraith-ekin, eta bluff itzela den Varoufakis-ekin, alegia, zabor intelektual guzti horrekin.
Ikasiko al dute inoiz hemengoek? Gero eta zailago ikusten dut afera hori. Ia ezina…
Dena den, Arestirekin segitzeko, dena da posible Granadan:
Orain progreek RUI aipatzen dute, bihar-etzi agian CUP aipatuko lukete.
Horrela segituz gero, baliteke etzidamu DTM aipatzea, mon dieu!
Who knows?
Hamaika ikusteko jaioak omen gara!
joseba says:
Greek Banks: A Serial Financial Crime:
http://www.erensep.org/index.php/en/articles/economy/196-greek-banks-a-serial-financial-crime
“The role of Greece’s pro-bailout Syriza government will be limited to mere supervision within the narrow constraints of the goals set each time to secure fiscal stability through the management of public finances and tax policies.
There’s a visible danger that Greece will end up continuously chasing its tail while always lagging in credibility and effectiveness vis-a-vis its creditors. Also visible is the danger of a further loss of national sovereignty as decisions regarding Greece’s banks will increasingly be made outside Greece.”