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スペインの前大統領のフェリッペ=ゴンザレス氏は、2012年のスペインの財政赤字の目標のGDPの6'3%は達成できないだろうと予測、経済政策、金融·財政政策の欧州連合の各国政府の連邦化が必要
Felipe González: “Todo el mundo sabe que España no va a bajar el déficit”
El expresidente apunta en México que la solución de la crisis pasa por la federalización del gobierno de la UE
Felipe González: "Everyone knows that Spain is not going to lower the deficit"
The former points in Mexico that the solution of the crisis is the federalization of the EU government
Ines Santaeulalia Mexico 26 JUL 2012 - 23:43 CET
The former points in Mexico that the solution of the crisis is the federalization of the EU government
Ines Santaeulalia Mexico 26 JUL 2012 - 23:43 CET
Former President of Spain Felipe Gonzalez has no doubt about the inability to close the year with a deficit of 6.3%. "Everybody knows that Spain will not meet the target," he assured the meeting Thursday at the Montevideo Circle Foundation, held in Mexico City. Gonzalez has zeroed in on the "Taliban German central bank" (as referred to the European Central Bank) and has warned that "it does not grow does not pay and pay less dying," referring to the pressure they are having on countries like Spain or Greece.
Gonzalez believes that Europe is experiencing a "limit situation" and could "crawl through the mud for many years" if it takes steps, according to him, go through a process of "federalization of the European Union government, including economic policy accompanying fiscal and monetary policy. "The president believes that this process should make the European Central Bank (ECB) ceases to be a bank of last resort and can intervene in markets to curb speculation.
The politician has lamented the failure of institutions and has warned that Europe is on course to emulate the so-called lost decade of Latin America in the 80's. "I see the response from Europe or the immediate or mediate. Or take steps toward federalization, or undo what has been done so far and is still dragging through the mud without making decisions, "he reiterated.
In the division of responsibilities, Gonzalez has also considered essential that "Spain do your homework." "If Spain does everything has to be found between 20 or 30% of the solution. The rest you have to make Europe ", he said. Government considers that the Mariano Rajoy is acting "crazy way" and accused the president to justify the latest measures and cuts in the absence of freedom imposed by Europe. "That is never true, there are always free to choose one way or another," has criticized the president, who said that the government "has not taken a single measure to stimulate demand."
"When politicians are going to run to defend the general interests", has been asked to remember just before the plenary that the current ECB president Mario Draghi, was chief executive of Goldman Sachs, the investment bank that helped Greece for years to falsify their accounts. At the point has been followed by the warning: "When I hear politicians have to be replaced by technocrats think that's called fox to look after the hen house."
Gonzalez believes that Europe is experiencing a "limit situation" and could "crawl through the mud for many years" if it takes steps, according to him, go through a process of "federalization of the European Union government, including economic policy accompanying fiscal and monetary policy. "The president believes that this process should make the European Central Bank (ECB) ceases to be a bank of last resort and can intervene in markets to curb speculation.
The politician has lamented the failure of institutions and has warned that Europe is on course to emulate the so-called lost decade of Latin America in the 80's. "I see the response from Europe or the immediate or mediate. Or take steps toward federalization, or undo what has been done so far and is still dragging through the mud without making decisions, "he reiterated.
In the division of responsibilities, Gonzalez has also considered essential that "Spain do your homework." "If Spain does everything has to be found between 20 or 30% of the solution. The rest you have to make Europe ", he said. Government considers that the Mariano Rajoy is acting "crazy way" and accused the president to justify the latest measures and cuts in the absence of freedom imposed by Europe. "That is never true, there are always free to choose one way or another," has criticized the president, who said that the government "has not taken a single measure to stimulate demand."
"When politicians are going to run to defend the general interests", has been asked to remember just before the plenary that the current ECB president Mario Draghi, was chief executive of Goldman Sachs, the investment bank that helped Greece for years to falsify their accounts. At the point has been followed by the warning: "When I hear politicians have to be replaced by technocrats think that's called fox to look after the hen house."
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