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Berlín alerta del riesgo en Europa del “exceso de solidaridad”
El ministro de Exteriores urge a Atenas a cumplir su plan y valora la "determinación" de Rajoy
Agencias Berlín 13 AGO 2012 - 00:36 CET
Berlin warning of risk in Eastern Europe "excess of solidarity"
Foreign Minister urges Athens to fulfill his plan and values the "determination" Rajoy
Agencies Berlin 13 AGO 2012 - 00:36 CET
The German Foreign Minister, Guido Westerwelle, yesterday expressed his confidence in the soundness of the Spanish economy and the "great determination" shown by the Government of Mariano Rajoy to the crisis. But he stressed again in a message released by the most conservative government of Angela Merkel. "The euro and Europe are threatened not only by the lack of solidarity, but also by the excess of solidarity," Westerwelle highlights.
"The government of President Rajoy shows great determination in the course of its reforms. So I am optimistic with regard to Spain, "Westerwelle responds to Sunday Bild am Sonntag to the question of how long you can endure Spain without having to resort to the bailout fund. Westerwelle, who is spending his vacation in Mallorca, emphasizes that the German Government rejects the collectivization of European debt, which would imply the creation of Eurobonds. "To me this is not negotiable. Eurobonds engrandecerían the crisis, not ameliorate, "argues Westerwelle.
This is one of the main demands of Spain, Italy and France in order to shore up confidence in financial markets and halt the upward trend in risk premiums and interest on debts Italian and Spanish, before levels reach such levels "unsustainable".
"With a shared responsibility, we will put the euro at risk," insists the German foreign minister, referring to euro zone. However, it unclear whether the German Government is opposed with the same rigidity to the purchase of the debt by the European Central Bank (ECB), as did earlier this year, easing market pressure on Italy and Spain , citing the "independence" Eurobanco.
On Greece, a country rescued twice, Westerwelle, the Liberal Party (FDP), stresses that "it must meet its commitments." The German minister urges the Government of Athens to take these commitments "seriously" and warns that will not be accepted "substantial deviations" on the agreement.
Foreign Minister rejects "engage in speculation" about whether Spain will ask the rescue this summer and still insists is a "strong country" with a "strong economy". "I do not speculate. If you would now BamS [Bild am Sonntag] the answer you want, surely we would have a big headline and a big problem, "answers the nagging question Westerwelle on this issue in an interview from the Spanish island.
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