Mehatxuak: Zorra kitapenaz. Erreformaz eta kostu-aurreztu neurriaz (alegia, austeritate gehiagoz)
Greece economy: Merkel rules out more debt relief
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31072321
Mrs Merkel told the Hamburger Abendblatt: “I do not envisage fresh debt cancellation.”
She said: “The aim of our policy was and is that Greece remains permanently part of the euro community. Europe will continue to show its solidarity with Greece, as with other countries hard hit by the crisis, if these countries carry out reforms and cost-saving measures.”
Bide berria Greziako zorra finantzateko, gutxienez parte batean?
1) Errusiako Finantza ministroak dioena:
Transcript of exclusive interview Russian Finance Minister Siluanov is giving on CNBC Squawk Box
http://mikenormaneconomics.blogspot.com.es/2015/01/transcript-of-exclusive-interview.html
“GC: Can you imagine a situation here if Athens asked you for financial support you would be willing to give some financial aid to the Greek government over the next few months?
AS: Well we can imagine any situation. But if such a petition is submitted to the Russian government, we will definitely consider it but we’ll take into account all of the factors of our bilateral relationship between Russia and Greece. So that’s that’s all I can say — if it is submitted, we will consider it.
GC: But they haven’t asked you yet?
AS: No they haven’t.”
2) Nazioarteko Moneta Fondoaren ‘laguntza’ barik, BRICS Bankuaren laguntza
Putin Pivots Back: Russia Confirms Willingness To Provide Financial Aid To Greece
Recall that a German central banker warned of dire problems should the new government call the country’s aid program into question, jeopardizing funding for the banks.
“That would have fatal consequences for Greece’s financial system. Greek banks would then lose their access to central bank money,” Bundesbank board member Joachim Nagel told Handelsblatt newspaper.
Well, maybe…
Unless of course Greece finds a new, alternative source of funding, one that has nothing to do with the establishmentarian IMF, whose “bailouts” are merely a smokescreen to implement pro-western policies and to allow the rapid liquidation of any “bailed out” society.
An alternative such as the BRICS Bank for example. Recall that the “BRICS Announce $100 Billion Reserve To Bypass Fed, Developed World Central Banks”
(BRICS Announce $100 Billion Reserve To Bypass Fed, Developed World Central Banks: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-07-15/brics-announce-100-billion-reserve-bypass-fed-developed-world-central-banks)
