キプロス金融危機問題で、100億0000'0000ユーロの融資と引き換えの条件としての銀行預金税の導入で ドイツの利己主義は 各国から"えぐい"と豪豪たる批判に曝される
El Gobierno de Merkel y la oposición aplauden el acuerdo sobre Chipre
La canciller valora que “obliga a los que causaron los problemas a asumir responsabilidades"
Schäuble admite en referencia al futuro de Chipre que “el camino no va a ser cómodo”
La UE y el FMI salvan a Chipre de la quiebra a cambio de mutilar su banca
Juan Gómez Berlín 25 MAR 2013 - 10:43 CET
Merkel's government and the opposition welcomed the agreement on Cyprus
Chancellor appreciates that "forces that caused the problems to take responsibility '
Schäuble admits regarding the future of Cyprus "The road will not be easy"
The EU and IMF to save Cyprus from bankruptcy maul change their banking
Juan Gomez Berlin 25 MAR 2013 - 10:43 CET
Chancellor Angela Merkel has hailed as "appropriate" the agreement to rescue Cyprus. The result, said Monday during a trip to Bavaria, "forces to assume their responsibilities who have contributed to causing the problems." Merkel clinched: "this is how it has to be." The head of the German government said Cypriot banks will have to answer for their activities prior to the crisis and added that Cyprus "can count on the solidarity" of its European partners. The bailout agreed in early Monday Cyprus credits includes 10,000 million Euros that will avoid bankruptcy, but forces the Mediterranean country to settle its banking system and, thus drastically reshape the economic model of a country whose main industry was financial. The European Union said the Democrat Merkel (CDU), "support" Cyprus at the difficulties that lie ahead in the coming years.
Also Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, admitted in a press conference that "the road will not be easy", but said that it has chosen "the best way possible." The Minister said he was "confident" that the House of German Parliament (Bundestag) adopted in April the German contribution to the aid package.
The parliamentary leader of the main opposition party, the Social Democrat Frank-Walter Steinmeier (SPD), agreed to let the vote for the last weeks of April. Until then hopes to study the details of the agreement, which will be fixed in the memorandum of understanding between the troika of creditors (the European Central Bank (ECB), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European partners) and the Cypriot Government.
The social reaction to the result announced more than enough majority in the Bundestag to rescue Cyprus. Steinmeier said the deal "will correspond substantially with the SPD called for a while." The party welcomes the involvement of the bondholders of the banks and large deposits in the rescue, and to respect all deposits less than 100,000 euros. The main criticism of Steinmeier went to the German Government's negotiating management: "This result could have been a week ago." Blame Merkel and Schäuble of this delay. It's a little damaging accusation.
Members of Merkel's center-right coalition, the liberal FDP and the Bavarian sister party of the CDU in Bavaria (CSU), also provide provisional support the bailout. The liberal Otto Fricke says "no enthusiasm in the wake of the FDP parliamentary group, but it is necessary to stabilize the eurozone." The head of the CSU and Bavarian Prime Minister Horst Seehofer, expressed "cautious optimism".
Merkel, meanwhile, rejected criticism over the sustainability of the recovery, as required by the Government limited to 10,000 million euros. According to various analyzes, the plan could fail before the economic debacle foreseeable threat to the Mediterranean island after settlement of its banking sector. As happened after the first Greek bailout in 2010, Cyprus may soon require new EU aid to avoid bankruptcy.
Chancellor has not commented on the tremendous damage to the image of Germany induced negotiating stance of his government. Undisguised display of German hegemony in the Eurozone has caused a wave of criticism across Europe has been perceived more clearly than ever in Germany. In the past, attacks from outside reinforced the domestic image of Chancellor. For now, it appears that this time will be the same.
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