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オバマ(Barrak Obama)氏とカメロン(David Cameron)氏は, 欧州の金融危機が世界に飛び火するのを防ぐために,緊急の対応を要求
Obama y Cameron quieren “un plan inmediato” para la zona del euro
Estados Unidos espera que la Unión Europea tome medidas antes de la cumbre del G-20
Obama and Cameron want to "immediate plan" for the euro area
The United States hopes that the EU take action before the G-20
Walter Oppenheimer London 6 JUN 2012 - 17:07 CET
The United States hopes that the EU take action before the G-20
Walter Oppenheimer London 6 JUN 2012 - 17:07 CET
President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron, "disagree on the need for an immediate plan to address the euro crisis and restore market confidence and a long-term strategy to ensure a single currency pair, "said a spokesman for Downing Street.
This convergence of views was emphasized in a telephone conversation that Obama and Cameron held on Tuesday night to prepare the summit the Heads of State or Government of the G-20 will keep the 18 and 19 of this month in Los Cabos ( Mexico).
Downing Street made these revelations, on the other hand not too surprising, on the eve of the meeting on Thursday maintained that the prime minister in Berlin with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Cameron has spent months urging the euro zone to act "decisively" to create an effective firewall to prevent infection, to ensure that banks are well capitalized, to create a cross-border tax system and implement monetary policy in the area support euro.
The Prime Minister appears increasingly eager to end a crisis, the euro, which he attributes the fact that the British economy has gone into recession even though he had returned to the path of growth just before that Conservatives and Liberal Democrats formed the ruling coalition United Kingdom. And not only falling economy: the government parties also sink in the polls.
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Cameron pressures have increased in recent weeks, with increasing calls that seem alarmist rhetoric to hide the fact that the UK has little real influence right now about what they can do or not the euro countries . Evidence of this irrelevance is the fact that Cameron was absent from the unexpected three-hour meeting held by Obama, Merkel, French President François Hollande and Italian Prime Minister, Mario Monti, at Camp David, after the recent summit dinner at Camp David.
Within recent contacts on the crisis and preparations for the summit in Los Cabos, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner spoke with Vice Premier of China, Wang Qizhan on recent developments in Europe and the problems facing the global economy.
This convergence of views was emphasized in a telephone conversation that Obama and Cameron held on Tuesday night to prepare the summit the Heads of State or Government of the G-20 will keep the 18 and 19 of this month in Los Cabos ( Mexico).
Downing Street made these revelations, on the other hand not too surprising, on the eve of the meeting on Thursday maintained that the prime minister in Berlin with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Cameron has spent months urging the euro zone to act "decisively" to create an effective firewall to prevent infection, to ensure that banks are well capitalized, to create a cross-border tax system and implement monetary policy in the area support euro.
The Prime Minister appears increasingly eager to end a crisis, the euro, which he attributes the fact that the British economy has gone into recession even though he had returned to the path of growth just before that Conservatives and Liberal Democrats formed the ruling coalition United Kingdom. And not only falling economy: the government parties also sink in the polls.
more informationU.S. and Japan demand more support to troubled countriesLagarde: "The lock up until they found a plan for Europe"
Cameron pressures have increased in recent weeks, with increasing calls that seem alarmist rhetoric to hide the fact that the UK has little real influence right now about what they can do or not the euro countries . Evidence of this irrelevance is the fact that Cameron was absent from the unexpected three-hour meeting held by Obama, Merkel, French President François Hollande and Italian Prime Minister, Mario Monti, at Camp David, after the recent summit dinner at Camp David.
Within recent contacts on the crisis and preparations for the summit in Los Cabos, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner spoke with Vice Premier of China, Wang Qizhan on recent developments in Europe and the problems facing the global economy.
オバマ(Barrak Obama)氏とカメロン(David Cameron)氏は, 欧州の金融危機が世界に飛び火するのを防ぐために,緊急の対応を要求
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