ドイツのメルケル氏のCDU(キリスト教民主同盟)の連立政権のCSU(キリスト教社会同盟)のHorst Seehofer)氏は、ユーロ債権を発行するのならば、ドイツで国民投票を実施すべきだと主張(スペインの借金の肩は持ちたくない!?)
Los socios de Merkel piden una consulta sobre el futuro del euro
La CSU plantea un referéndum para legitimar los eurobonos
EFE Berlín 11 AGO 2012 - 19:58 CET
The partners of Merkel call for a consultation on the future of the euro
The CSU proposes a referendum to legitimize Eurobonds
The coalition partners of Chancellor Angela Merkel raised a referendum on the political future of Europe and a possible collectivization of euro zone debt, considering that an increasing transfer of sovereignty to the European Union institutions oversteps the Constitution Germany.
"They should let the citizens decide, eventually, about the collectivization of debt in the euro area," said, in remarks published yesterday by the newspaper Die Welt, Horst Seehofer, leader of the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) , twinned with the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) of Merkel.
For Seehofer, if you opt for the issuance of Eurobonds or any other form of shared responsibility for debt and a further enlargement of the EU, must first submit the matter to referendum. "Only with greater citizen participation would be legitimized this way," said Seehofer, who recalls that both Eurobonds as a sinking fund would "German financial aid" to other EU partners. Spoke in similar terms yesterday the head of the Parliamentary Liberal Party (FDP), Rainer Brüderle, the third partner in the coalition government. He noted that "might come a time that is necessary for a referendum on Europe."
"Only with greater citizen participation would legitimize this direction," said party leader
The possibility of a referendum would mean a constitutional amendment, since unlike other European states, which have undergone public consultation matters relating to the European Union, Germany is not considered that way.
The minister of Finance, Wolfgang Schäuble of the CDU, this week did not rule out the possibility of a referendum if more powers transferred to Brussels.
The idea of a public consultation was first hoisted by the president of the opposition Social Democrat Sigmar Gabriel. They were followed by the head of the Parliamentary Social Democratic Party (SPD), Frank-Walter Steinmeier, and the former Minister of Finance Peer Steinbrück. The three social democratic, Gabriel, Steinmeier and Steinbrück are virtual aspiring candidate of the first opposition party for the general election of 2013.
Berlin EFE 11 AGO 2012 - 19:58 CET
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