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“España debe pedir más ayuda”
El ministro de Asuntos Exteriores belga, Didier Reynders, confía en que el BCE tome medidas
"España puede reembolsar la deuda hasta octubre, pero con esos tipos es imposible seguir"
INTERVIEW
"Spain should get more help"
The Belgian foreign minister, Didier Reynders, expects the ECB to take steps
"Spain can repay the debt until October, but those guys can not continue"
Ricardo Martinez Rituerto Brussels 25 JUL 2012 - 01:01 CET
"Spain should get more help"
The Belgian foreign minister, Didier Reynders, expects the ECB to take steps
"Spain can repay the debt until October, but those guys can not continue"
Ricardo Martinez Rituerto Brussels 25 JUL 2012 - 01:01 CET
"I'm not sure that aid to the banks is sufficient. Spain to ask for more help. I see now that there are problems with the regions. Spain can borrow money, but not necessarily asking for money. You may request more time, "says Didier Reynders, Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister who for more than a decade he was Finance. Reynders is shipped with ten other ministers in a project on the Future of Europe which overshadows the euro crisis, with Spain in the center of the target. "Spain can repay the debt until October or November. But a country can not support the level of interest that is now Spain. The European Central Bank (ECB) will take action. I'm sure. "
About to turn 54, Reynders is one of eleven foreign ministers of the European Union participating in the group convened by the German foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, to unravel the future European group which is also part Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo. As a fervent supporter of the federalist solution to the EU, the Belgian foreign minister believes that the solution to the current problems lies in a process to share sovereignty over the medium term to implement the emergency of the crisis of the euro, with Spain in the disparadero can accelerate.
"In Spain we have only received one request: money for banks. I'm not sure that's enough. I see now that there are problems with the regions. The Government has to say it needs more. Not necessarily money. It may be helpful to ask for more time to meet their commitments. Or ask for more money. It may be useful to organize something with the ECB, "the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister in conversation with four correspondents in Brussels.
"The markets recognize the decisions of the EU, but then sees that nothing is done"
The Spanish claim of enforcing the agreement by EU leaders at the summit a month ago no stranger to Reynders. "The EU's problem is that there is a divide between those who agreed in the European Council and the rest of the institutions," he says from personal experience that was responsible for Belgian Finance between 1999 and 2011. "Decisions are made without preparation, then do not be transmit slogans. If there is a good application of the measures are the problems. "
Since that Spain and therefore the eurozone. "The markets recognize that they have taken the relevant decisions of the Council, but then they see that nothing is done" and then climbing. "They are abnormal differences in risk premiums in different countries, except Greece. It's not fair. There is speculation in the markets. People who think they may have a fracture of the eurozone and takes their money elsewhere. It is a mistake. We are against the euro and the eurozone. But to do reforms. "
Although Spain is funding ten years above 7%, which is considered the threshold of sustainability, "Now you can repay the debt and pay until October or November. But with these guys is impossible to follow. Not because there will be a failure, but because that cost can not meet its commitments. "
"We must demonstrate that the European Stability Mechanism is no money"
Hence the necessary request for help to alleviate pressures demand which can give different answers, how to extend the deadlines to meet beyond the additional year, until 2014, as agreed, to give more capacity to the European Stability Mechanism, - " demonstrate that there is money "in the words of Reynders, or open the way for intervention by the ECB. "The ECB's role is to protect the euro, in addition to controlling inflation and the expectation that there is a crisis worthy of the single currency intervention. If you are responsible for the currency you have to do something, "said Reynders.
That's how come in. Mario Draghi, chairman of the ECB and the independence of the bank, which Reynders respects, but it nevertheless make suggestions: "The ECB will take action. I'm sure. Why not finance part of the debt with lower rates? If the ECB can give money to banks at 1%, why not to the States? ".
"Draghi said that there are no taboos," says the minister, who joins the ECB's three presidents (European Council, Commission and the Eurogroup) in order to make it easier for European institutions to act if a state in trouble working with a clear commitment to fulfill the agreements. This is what the Group on the Future of Europe, which plans to publish its findings in October, calls "a federal budget," said Reynders. "This is not to transfer sovereignty and disappear States but that the transfer of solidarity is accompanied by a shared sovereignty".
"If you are responsible for the currency, something you do. Draghi said that there are no taboos"
It is a process that will take time and the Spanish problem requires urgent interventions. "If Spain and other countries are willing to share sovereignty, whether they realize it is better to be at the table making decisions to wait for someone to do something" informally may advance the implementation of the federal principle and with it ECB intervention. "If we keep the euro, we need to prove that we can accept the federal approach. If not, you may follow the euro, but with fewer members. "
About to turn 54, Reynders is one of eleven foreign ministers of the European Union participating in the group convened by the German foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, to unravel the future European group which is also part Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo. As a fervent supporter of the federalist solution to the EU, the Belgian foreign minister believes that the solution to the current problems lies in a process to share sovereignty over the medium term to implement the emergency of the crisis of the euro, with Spain in the disparadero can accelerate.
"In Spain we have only received one request: money for banks. I'm not sure that's enough. I see now that there are problems with the regions. The Government has to say it needs more. Not necessarily money. It may be helpful to ask for more time to meet their commitments. Or ask for more money. It may be useful to organize something with the ECB, "the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister in conversation with four correspondents in Brussels.
"The markets recognize the decisions of the EU, but then sees that nothing is done"
The Spanish claim of enforcing the agreement by EU leaders at the summit a month ago no stranger to Reynders. "The EU's problem is that there is a divide between those who agreed in the European Council and the rest of the institutions," he says from personal experience that was responsible for Belgian Finance between 1999 and 2011. "Decisions are made without preparation, then do not be transmit slogans. If there is a good application of the measures are the problems. "
Since that Spain and therefore the eurozone. "The markets recognize that they have taken the relevant decisions of the Council, but then they see that nothing is done" and then climbing. "They are abnormal differences in risk premiums in different countries, except Greece. It's not fair. There is speculation in the markets. People who think they may have a fracture of the eurozone and takes their money elsewhere. It is a mistake. We are against the euro and the eurozone. But to do reforms. "
Although Spain is funding ten years above 7%, which is considered the threshold of sustainability, "Now you can repay the debt and pay until October or November. But with these guys is impossible to follow. Not because there will be a failure, but because that cost can not meet its commitments. "
"We must demonstrate that the European Stability Mechanism is no money"
Hence the necessary request for help to alleviate pressures demand which can give different answers, how to extend the deadlines to meet beyond the additional year, until 2014, as agreed, to give more capacity to the European Stability Mechanism, - " demonstrate that there is money "in the words of Reynders, or open the way for intervention by the ECB. "The ECB's role is to protect the euro, in addition to controlling inflation and the expectation that there is a crisis worthy of the single currency intervention. If you are responsible for the currency you have to do something, "said Reynders.
That's how come in. Mario Draghi, chairman of the ECB and the independence of the bank, which Reynders respects, but it nevertheless make suggestions: "The ECB will take action. I'm sure. Why not finance part of the debt with lower rates? If the ECB can give money to banks at 1%, why not to the States? ".
"Draghi said that there are no taboos," says the minister, who joins the ECB's three presidents (European Council, Commission and the Eurogroup) in order to make it easier for European institutions to act if a state in trouble working with a clear commitment to fulfill the agreements. This is what the Group on the Future of Europe, which plans to publish its findings in October, calls "a federal budget," said Reynders. "This is not to transfer sovereignty and disappear States but that the transfer of solidarity is accompanied by a shared sovereignty".
"If you are responsible for the currency, something you do. Draghi said that there are no taboos"
It is a process that will take time and the Spanish problem requires urgent interventions. "If Spain and other countries are willing to share sovereignty, whether they realize it is better to be at the table making decisions to wait for someone to do something" informally may advance the implementation of the federal principle and with it ECB intervention. "If we keep the euro, we need to prove that we can accept the federal approach. If not, you may follow the euro, but with fewer members. "
INTERVIEW
"スペインでは、より多くの助けを得るべきである"
ベルギーの外務大臣、ディディエReyndersは、ECBは措置をとることを期待して
"スペインは10月まで債務を返済することができますが、それらの人は続行できません"
リカルド·マルチネスRituertoブリュッセル25 JUL 2012 - 1時01分CET
"スペインでは、より多くの助けを得るべきである"
ベルギーの外務大臣、ディディエReyndersは、ECBは措置をとることを期待して
"スペインは10月まで債務を返済することができますが、それらの人は続行できません"
リカルド·マルチネスRituertoブリュッセル25 JUL 2012 - 1時01分CET
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