フィンランド外務大臣のERKKI TUOMIOJA氏は、ユーロの分解(ギリシアのユーロからの離脱)に備えなければならないと発言
Finlandia se prepara para una posible ruptura del euro
Bruselas responde y recuerda el compromiso de los líderes europeos con la moneda única
Agencias Londres / Bruselas 17 AGO 2012 - 13:48 CET
Finland is preparing for a possible breakup of the euro
Brussels responds and recalls the commitment of European leaders with the single currency
Agencies London / Brussels 17 AGO 2012 - 13:48 CET
The Finnish Foreign Minister Erkki Tuomioja said his country should be prepared for a possible breakup of the eurozone, in an interview published today in the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph. "We have to face, openly, to the possibility of a breakup of the euro," said Social Tuomioja. "There is something that nobody is asking in Finland, let alone his government, but we have to be prepared," added the minister, who also said that the government Finn "has some sort of business plan for any eventuality."
The Finnish coalition government led by Conservative Jyrki Katainen has been reticent when providing financial assistance to countries like Greece, Portugal and Spain because they considered unfair that Finland, which has satisfied the stability of the euro rules, have to attend who not respected. In the interview, Finnish Foreign Minister also considered that a possible breakup of the eurozone "would not mean the end of the European Union (EU)" and even "could make the EU work better."
To Tuomioja also "depends on whether the Greeks want to stay in the euro," because "we can not take on Greece". "We can cut the loans and that would lead to a suspension of payments. Then we could speculate if that would lead to leaving the euro, nobody knows if so," he said. The Finnish foreign minister insisted that loans ESM are "a red line for us" and again expressed his fear that the rules that govern them "are changing."
Finland has shown against buying sovereign debt of countries in difficulty by considering that the ESM will run out of funds if it starts buying debt in the secondary market.
Brussels responds
The European Commission on Friday recalled to Finland "the strong commitment of all leaders" of "that will do whatever is necessary to preserve the integrity of the Eurozone", and has made clear that the EU executive is not working on contingency plans With rumors of a possible exit of Greece from the euro.
"We believe that the euro is irreversible", said the spokesperson of the EU executive in a press conference, Olivier Bailly, when asked about the controversial statements of Finnish Foreign Minister in an interview with British newspaper Daily Telegragh 'in which insists that euro countries should prepare for "the possibility of a breakup of the euro."
フィンランド外務大臣のERKKI TUOMIOJA氏は、ユーロの分解(ギリシアのユーロからの離脱)に備えなければならないと発言
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