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I think the issue was the amount of cash needed relative to GDP. If I'm not mistaken, investors (rather than savers) also lost money in the Greece bailout. There's also the issue that the leaders of Northern European countries are finding it increasingly hard to justify these bailouts to their voters. It's by no means a certainty that this money will be repaid. |
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Tell me where's all the harmony and common interest the EU was supposed to be about? I must say I was always of the opinion that keeping everyone working to the common good and living within the same rules was hard within a family, let alone when extrapolated to so many nations as diverse as those now found within the EU. |
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Eurocrats don't like alarm bells ringing do they. They hear what they want to hear.
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However that doesn't help the current situation in which something needed to be done. ---------- Post added at 13:39 ---------- Previous post was at 13:36 ---------- Hang on Russia might be doing something, in the form of changing the terms of an existing loan. http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...ut-deal-agreed |
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I think IMF comes out whole fiasco very badly worse Germany. Now there change instead bailouts with austerity we now getting bailout with bank funds raids. Its change policy which not convinced is eurozone alone. Damien if cyprus not long term viable what does that make UK's. incidently latest is russia planning freezing Germany accounts in russian banking.:shocked: :beer:watch the show hit |
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Russians got the hump?
Good job the EU isn't at all reliant on Russian gas eh... |
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Who didn't see this jigsaw of political posturing spirraling out of control from the start? There is a lot more than just Cyprus and their bailout going on here and some of it has had its root nurturing for some time. We probably never will get to know the full extent of the spiders web.
---------- Post added at 15:11 ---------- Previous post was at 14:44 ---------- Wonder if the Cypriot finance minister brought a Euromillions ticket on the off-chance :dig: |
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I would feel for poor cypriot wins the £100m euro lottery tuesday. now the cypriot paper allergation sorry its the fail report it anybody clarify Filelftheros. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ey-abroad.html Quote:
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Yup he might be in some trouble. Resigning offence imo given the emotions involved. He better find a German scapegoat fast.
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If the EU think this is over they are completely out of touch with reality. All the EU elite has done is to ensure that when Cyprus does go down the pan "i give it 5 months tops" they will be able put even more pressure on Cyprus and its banks because of that the extra debt they have given them. :mad:
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