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国際通貨基金(IMF)の頭取のクリスちん=ラがるで(Christine Lagarde)氏のギリシア人に対する批判は、反批判を巻き起こす
Lluvia de críticas a Lagarde por sus ataques a los griegos
La directora del FMI gana 380.000 euros al año y no paga impuestos por su cargo diplomático
Shower of criticism of Lagarde for his attacks on the Greeks
The director of the IMF earns 380,000 euros per year and not pay taxes on his diplomatic post
Miguel Mora Paris 28 MAY 2012 - 19:13 CET
The director of the IMF earns 380,000 euros per year and not pay taxes on his diplomatic post
Miguel Mora Paris 28 MAY 2012 - 19:13 CET
"Unworthy", "dangerous", "sketchy". Harsh statements from Christine Lagarde, director of the International Monetary Fund, demanding to Greek citizens pay their taxes and complain less, and adding sub-Saharan African children more concerned about the European country that has generated a storm of criticism in France. The socialist government spokesman, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, has defined the words of Lagarde as "a bit sketchy and cartoonish" and reminded the French high-functioning "is not the time to give lessons to Greece."
The Left Front leader, Jean Luc Mélenchon, opened the spigot on Sunday to qualify phrases Lagarde told the British newspaper The Guardian as "unworthy": "What right have spoken that way to the Greeks, why not says they are the owners who do not pay taxes and should pay? Officials and employees pay their rates. If I had political morality (Lagarde) should abandon his position, "said Mélenchon, which last week received in Paris Alexis Tsipras, the leader of the leftist Syriza.
If I had political morality (Lagarde) should leave his position "
Jean Luc Mélenchon, leader of the Left Front in France
The IMF boss has managed to agree, perhaps for the first time, Mélenchon with the president of the employers' association MEDEF, Laurence Parisot, who has set Monday as "very dangerous" words of Lagarde. "I think no need to go to the people as well, especially in a time when the Greek people is a victim of a terrible situation," said Parisot, reminding the former Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry Nicolas Sarkozy than needed now is to "help the Greek people, not humiliate him."
For François Bayrou, leader of the centrist Modem rows, the statements of the Director of the IMF are "extremely shocking" and that "the Greek people accused as guilty and responsible," when "has only gotten a bad rap from a crisis that have decided to others. " According Bayrou, "largely responsible for the situation of the Greek people are the governments of left and right to put a blindfold on" citizens.
Internet is also a cry against the woman who replaced Dominique Strauss-Kahn at the IMF's top job after the socialist political sex scandal star in the Sofitel New York. Although Lagarde has tempered his speech through his Facebook page saying much sympathy "with the Greeks and the challenges they face," and adding that they are "the most privileged and the wealthy who should contribute more to pay their taxes," IMF director had received this afternoon more than 20,000 and only 1,700 angry comments I like. Some netizens say that Greece is experiencing a "humanitarian crisis", and others remind quieting Lagarde best because she would not pay taxes.
Some messages refer to an article which appeared last year on the web Tout sur les impôts (All about taxes), which explains that the annual salary of Lagarde was the year of EUR 380,939 (EUR 57,829 of which are entertainment expenses ) and is not subject to income tax as it is an international civil servant.
国際通貨基金(IMF)の頭取のクリスちん=ラがるで(Christine Lagarde)氏のギリシア人に対する批判は、反批判を巻き起こす
The Left Front leader, Jean Luc Mélenchon, opened the spigot on Sunday to qualify phrases Lagarde told the British newspaper The Guardian as "unworthy": "What right have spoken that way to the Greeks, why not says they are the owners who do not pay taxes and should pay? Officials and employees pay their rates. If I had political morality (Lagarde) should abandon his position, "said Mélenchon, which last week received in Paris Alexis Tsipras, the leader of the leftist Syriza.
If I had political morality (Lagarde) should leave his position "
Jean Luc Mélenchon, leader of the Left Front in France
The IMF boss has managed to agree, perhaps for the first time, Mélenchon with the president of the employers' association MEDEF, Laurence Parisot, who has set Monday as "very dangerous" words of Lagarde. "I think no need to go to the people as well, especially in a time when the Greek people is a victim of a terrible situation," said Parisot, reminding the former Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry Nicolas Sarkozy than needed now is to "help the Greek people, not humiliate him."
For François Bayrou, leader of the centrist Modem rows, the statements of the Director of the IMF are "extremely shocking" and that "the Greek people accused as guilty and responsible," when "has only gotten a bad rap from a crisis that have decided to others. " According Bayrou, "largely responsible for the situation of the Greek people are the governments of left and right to put a blindfold on" citizens.
Internet is also a cry against the woman who replaced Dominique Strauss-Kahn at the IMF's top job after the socialist political sex scandal star in the Sofitel New York. Although Lagarde has tempered his speech through his Facebook page saying much sympathy "with the Greeks and the challenges they face," and adding that they are "the most privileged and the wealthy who should contribute more to pay their taxes," IMF director had received this afternoon more than 20,000 and only 1,700 angry comments I like. Some netizens say that Greece is experiencing a "humanitarian crisis", and others remind quieting Lagarde best because she would not pay taxes.
Some messages refer to an article which appeared last year on the web Tout sur les impôts (All about taxes), which explains that the annual salary of Lagarde was the year of EUR 380,939 (EUR 57,829 of which are entertainment expenses ) and is not subject to income tax as it is an international civil servant.
ギリシア人は彼の攻撃のラガルドの批判のシャワー
国際通貨基金（IMF）のディレクターは、年間38万ユーロを稼いで、彼の外交ポストに税金を払わない
ミゲル·モラパリ28 MAY 2012 - 19時13分CET
国際通貨基金（IMF）のディレクターは、年間38万ユーロを稼いで、彼の外交ポストに税金を払わない
ミゲル·モラパリ28 MAY 2012 - 19時13分CET
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