(Reuters) -
The euro zone debt crisis was born in Greece . Nearly three years and two
bailouts on, Europe must decide whether to
give the country yet more help or cut it loose.
"Ό,τι η ψυχή επιθυμεί, αυτό και πιστεύει." Δημοσθένης (Whatever the soul wishes, thats what it believes, Demosthenes)
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Friday, August 24, 2012
France, Germany Unify Approach to Greek Talks
By WILLIAM BOSTON
The Wall
Street Journal
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Greece to Seek Further EUR2 Billion in Budget Cuts - Source
By Nektaria
Stamouli
The Wall
Street Journal
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Ο «σκληρός πυρήνας» της διαφθοράς
Καθημερινή 19-7-2012
Αποκαλυπτική η απολογία του Ν. Ζήγρα, ο οποίος έσπασε τη
σιωπή του και κατονομάζει τους αποδέκτες των εκατ. του μαύρου χρήματος
Της Ιωαννας Μανδρου
The parable of the four-engined planes
Jul 18th
2012, 11:53 by I.C.
The
Economist
AN OLD
friend in the aviation business, with years of experience with Greek clients,
told me a story that serves as a parable for how the country got into its
current state.
Greek Disaster Averted Points To ERF’s Bridge For All Concerned
Bloomberg
While debt
sharing in the euro area to stem the financial crisis has never been closer,
German Chancellor Angela Merkel may keep it out of reach.
Greek Coalition Sets Austerity Plan
The Wall
Street Journal
By STELIOS
BOURAS and PHILIP PANGALOS
ATHENS—Greece's
three coalition partners Wednesday agreed on a basic outline of a plan
regarding €11.5 billion euros ($14.1 billion) of spending cuts to be implemented
over the next two years but have pushed back final decisions on the
belt-tightening measures, pending discussions with international creditors.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Madrid Austerity Plan Boosted to $80 Billion
The Wall Street Journal
MADRID —Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy announced new austerity measures
Wednesday that should help Madrid
cut its budget deficit by €65 billion ($80 billion) through to 2015, and warned
the euro-zone's fourth-largest economy may not grow at all next year.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Κάντο όπως στην... Κολομβία
01/07/2012
Του Τ. Τέλλογλου, από τον δικτυακό τόπο www.protagon.gr
«Δεν μπορούμε να τον λαδώσουμε, ας τον δείρουμε, δεν
μπορούμε να τον δείρουμε ακόμα ας τον παρακολουθήσουμε και να δώσουμε χρήματα
στο αφεντικό του».
Are state-led economies better?
By Ian
Bremmer JULY 3, 2012
This piece
originally appeared in Reuters Magazine.
As Europe’s
leaders struggle to restore confidence in the single currency and America ’s economy limps ahead at a painfully
slow pace, China ’s
economy continues to power forward at its now characteristically strong clip.
Wealth and power
It's a
family affair
Jun 30th
2012, 13:54 by The Economist | BEIJING
IN RECENT
years China ’s
leaders have become increasingly concerned that the public’s awareness of the
growing wealth gap could lead to social instability.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
As Summit Looms, Merkel Sees 'Controversial' Talks
The Wall
Street Journal
Οριστική παύση σε γιατρό διευθύντρια κλινικής – Κρίθηκε υπαίτια για το θάνατο 7χρονου αγοριού
Από τον δικτυακό τόπο http://www.newsit.gr
(Σημ. του blog. Είναι ενδεικτική η απόφαση που
πάρθηκε εσωτερικά, από το πειθαρχικό συμβούλιο το οποίο αποτελούνταν από άτομα
από το άμεσο επαγγελματικό περιβάλλον της παιδιάτρου και διευθύντριας της
παιδιατρικής κλινικής: Αθώα! Χορήγησε 10καπλάσια δόση σε επτάχρονο με
αποτέλεσμα τον θάνατό του, αλλά σύμφωνα με του συναδέλφους της είναι
επαρκέστατη στα καθήκοντά της και μπορεί να συνεχίσει να χορηγεί αγωγές και σε
άλλα παιδιά. Τελικά (12 χρόνια μετά) παύθηκε οριστικά από τα καθήκοντά της με
απόφαση του Συμβουλίου της Επικρατείας. Οι επαγγελματικές ομάδες προστατεύουν
τα μέλη τους αδιαφορώντας για τους νόμους την κοινωνία και το Δημόσιο Συμφέρον.
Αυτό το σάπιο κατεστημένο είναι και σήμερα στην εξουσία ανέγγιχτο πρακτικά.)
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Samaras Seeks Greek Unity On Cuts After Career Stoking Divisions
By Jonathan
Stearns and Maria Petrakis - Jun 19, 2012 12:01 AM GMT+0300
Bloomberg
… said Syriza, which has ruled out taking part in a coalition with New
Democracy, would be a “formidable” opposition force in parliament…
… The stress-testing of the next Greek coalition would be a very bad idea…
Labels:
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Monday, June 18, 2012
Greece Races As Cash Dwindles With Europe Seeking Austerity
By Jonathan
Stearns - Jun 18, 2012 8:48 AM GMT+0300
Bloomberg
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Troubled Greek Economy Is Being Left to Fend for Itself
The New York Times
Carrefour,
the giant French supermarket and retail group, said on Friday that it was selling
its entire stake in Greece
at a loss to its local franchise partner, so it could concentrate “on markets
where it sees growth,” a spokesman said.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Greeks Return To Ballot Box As Crisis Approaches Decisive Moment
By Maria
Petrakis - Jun 15, 2012 12:00 AM GMT+0300
Bloomberg
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Στην εξαίρεση του τομέα υγείας οι δικηγόροι και οι μηχανικοί .
(Σημ. του blog, χωρίς σχόλια…)
Στην εξαίρεση του τομέα υγείας του Ενιαίου Ταμείου
Ανεξάρτητα Απασχολούμενων (ΕΤΑΑ δικηγόροι, μηχανικοί, κ.α.) από τον Ενιαίο
Οργανισμό Παροχής Υπηρεσιών Υγείας (ΕΟΠΥΥ), προχώρησε με την υπ' αρ.
Φ.80000/οικ. 12517/1483/1-6-2012 απόφασή του, ο υπηρεσιακός υπουργός Εργασίας
και Κοινωνικής Ασφάλισης Αντώνης Ρουπακιώτης.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Osborne's remarks
From http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/jeremywarner/100017849/why-the-fuss-about-osbornes-grexit-remarks-schauble-has-been-saying-it-for-months/
"...Osborne's remarks chime with what German officials have long been saying privately – that some kind of Lehman's-like example needs to be made of Greece before Germans will become convinced that more needs to be done to save the euro. Whether they actually will act once Greece has been kicked out is another matter. But Osborne is only relating what German policy makers themselves have been saying privately for some time. So the idea that his remarks have further inflamed matters in Europe is faintly ridiculous..."
"...Osborne's remarks chime with what German officials have long been saying privately – that some kind of Lehman's-like example needs to be made of Greece before Germans will become convinced that more needs to be done to save the euro. Whether they actually will act once Greece has been kicked out is another matter. But Osborne is only relating what German policy makers themselves have been saying privately for some time. So the idea that his remarks have further inflamed matters in Europe is faintly ridiculous..."
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