キプロス政府は、欧州委員会などからの100億0000'0000ユーロの融資の条件としての58億0000'0000ユーロの捻出の必死の模索を続ける
Chipre afronta “horas decisivas” para determinar su futuro y cerrar el rescate
Atenas acuerda la absorción de las filiales de dos de los bancos chipriotas en Grecia
Agencias Nicosia 22 MAR 2013 - 17:18 CET
Cyprus faces "critical hours" to determine their future and close the rescue
Athens agrees subsidiaries absorption of two Cypriot banks in Greece
Agencies Nicosia 22 MAR 2013 - 17:18 CET
The Cypriot government is negotiating with the troika and political parties against the clock to reach an agreement on the one hand, leave to submit a satisfactory proposal to its European partners and, on the other hand, manages to bring together the support of Parliament to plan. In this scenario of maximum stress and the pressures that come both from Brussels and even from within the country, the government spokesman, Christos Stylianides, acknowledged that "the next few hours will determine the country's future." "We must all take our share of responsibility," he added before the debate to be held this evening suspended the House after the morning session, which was expected to be voted on the Plan B Government.
In this plan, the Government has included alternatives that plans to raise the 5,800 million euro demands the return of the 10,000 million credit that will ensure their survival in the euro. This proposal involves the creation of a sovereign fund, with capacity to provide 2,800 million, or the division of Laiki Bank and transfer of toxic assets to a bad bank, which would further 2,000 million. JP Morgan the fund compared with "a sale of national emergency." However, the idea has not been well received in Germany, the country should put more money in the rescue. Therefore, and given the need to please Berlin, it is unclear whether the proposal for discussion by Parliament will remain unchanged and include the deposit rate higher. According Stylianides, talks with the troika are being "severe". The door is now closed, was the Russian aid.
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At the risk of bankruptcy, the largest bank in Cyprus, Bank of Cyprus, on Friday urged the government to immediately adopt the euro zone proposal to tax deposits exceeding 100,000 euros. "Since it is clearly no alternative solutions should be no more delay in the adoption of the proposal of the Eurogroup," said the bank in a statement in which he projects that all deposits would be lost if the system collapsed.
ECB Threat
The alert of this entity has a higher source, the central bank governor of Cyprus, Panicos Demetriades, which assumes that the country will go bankrupt if it comes to Tuesday without agreement. But Demetriades, in turn, also gets inspiration from a higher realm, the ECB itself, unusual in a statement said Wednesday it will close the credit tap Cypriot entities on Tuesday if no rescue.
moreNicosia seeks funds to avoid robs saversThe ECB threatens to cut off credit to the bench on TuesdayThe second largest bank cash withdrawal limit to 260 eurosRussia calls on Cyprus to the EU first agreed upon to help
Cyprus needs resources and financial institutions, now at the yard, do not arouse much confidence either inside or outside the country. In this context, the Cypriot government has reached an agreement with the Greek, for the Piraeus Bank, Greece's third entity, absorbed in this country subsidiaries of Bank of Cyprus Popular Bank (Laiki), the second of Cyprus .
The pact was reached "after talks between Cypriot President Nikos Anastasiades and Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras," according to a statement from the presidency said Cypriot. This outsourcing "is set at the most favorable terms given the current circumstances, with significant benefits for the Cypriot side," according to local media cited. On Wednesday transcended the rumor sale Cyprus Popular Bank about Russian investors, which had alleged income to the Treasury, but the operation was finally disproved.
Demonstrations and protests
On the street, several hundred people demonstrated peacefully outside parliament with banners reading "No to punish the banks." "Our so-called friends were sold," he complained Marios Panayides, 65. "We have completely abandoned the brink," he added. Moreover, everywhere, depositors who have been besieging the ATMs of banks were queuing all week again to remove what they could following the decision by Laiki limit to 260 euros the maximum that can be reimbursed in a day.
Indeed, Cyprus is played at this time and although its future is the most extreme possibility can not be excluded that it is outside the eurozone. "I still believe that we will reach an agreement, but Cyprus is playing with fire," summed Volker Kauder, a conservative ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel told ARD public television.
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