キプロス議会は、20'000ユーロ以下の銀行預金税を廃止し、20'000ユーロから100'000ユーロまでの銀行貯金は6'75%の税金、100'000ユーロ以上は9'9%の税金を翔る政策に反対。
El Gobierno reconoce que el Parlamento rechazará la nueva propuesta de la quita
El Ejecutivo no logra apoyos pese a excluir de la quita a los pequeños ahorradores
Los conservadores que sostienen al Gobierno anuncian que se van a abstener
El presidente continuará con las negociaciones este jueves, para buscar un pacto
LUIS DONCEL (ENVIADO ESPECIAL) Nicosia 19 MAR 2013 - 17:32 CET
The Government recognizes that Parliament reject the new proposal removes
The Executive can not exclude support despite the small savers off
Conservatives argue that the Government announced that it will abstain
The president will continue negotiations Thursday to seek a pact
LUIS DONCEL (Special Envoy) Nicosia 19 MAR 2013 - 17:32 CET
The Government of Cyprus still achieve the necessary support to push through the controversial European bailout by the outright rejection of the parties, including the consevadores supporting the Executive to remove the savers under the aid plan. To overcome the blockade, the government has argued in its latest proposal to exclude savings of less than 20,000 euros of tax, but not even that. In response, President Nikos Anastasiadis has already announced that it will continue on Thursday, with the intense round of contacts is underway to try to reach an agreement and has assumed that Parliament reject the bailout. In fact, even the members of the pro-government party will vote, as they have announced their abstention, and to the Speaker of the House, Yannakis Omirú has called to reject the proposal.
The Prime Minister, Nikos Anatasiadis, which is in constant contact by phone with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, on the progress of the negotiations, has acknowledged that "the feeling" it is that "the House will reject" the law giving free rein to the rescue.
"Parliament will not approve it away," he had said this morning resounding Anatasiadis after a round of emergency meetings with other formations. For this reason and "aimed to examine ways to deal with the situation that will be created after today's session in Parliament, the President has called a meeting with leaders of parliamentary groups tomorrow, March 20, at 11.00 "(10.00 CET Spanish, as confirmed by the office of the chief executive officer in a statement).
As reported by Reuters, who claims to have had access to the draft bill on bank deposits removed, the latest government proposal exempts those below 20,000 euros tax. However, the rate remains at 6.75% for those who are between this amount and the 100,000 euros and 9.99% tax for the wealthiest. This, not reached 5,800 million euros that the EU and the IMF have called on Cyprus in exchange for 10,000 million bailout, as recognized by the Governor of the Central Bank of the country, Panicos Dimitriades. In his opinion, if the bill is passed as it stands, there will be a run on deposits by 10% "in the early days", equivalent to just over a third of the country's GDP.
The original agreement reached by the Eurogroup finance ministers on Saturday stated rate of 6.75% for all deposits of less than 100,000 euros, which European leaders have broken for the first time the supposed sanctity of the savings are below this figure. However, following the unrest generated by the measure both in and out of Cyprus, the EU ministers on Monday urged the Cypriot government to raise the deposits off the highest return for not harming small savers. In particular, they proposed a rebate of 15.6% for this type of deposit.
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However, Nicosia has been reluctant to accept that measure because it fears could deter foreign savers, mainly Russians, and harming the country's business model, based on their banks and financial system extraordinarily large. Precisely, if Parliament fails to pass the bailout, effectively block the rescue that Cyprus needs to keep their banks afloat and to pay the salaries of officials and social services. Moreover, this afternoon have appeared rumors that the country could be doomed to abandon the euro if it is not reached an agreement. Moreover, until the law does not go ahead is not expected to open banks, whose ATMs continued to be lines of people trying to get some of their savings.
Confusion over the future of the bailout is, right now, the only certainty on the island, so no one can neither confirm nor rule out any options. The country's media considered very unlikely to be approved rescue. "Anyone who tells you they know what's going to happen, lies," summed up a policy. For its part, the newspaper Kathimerini Cyprus issue has been reported that the Government runs a backup plan in case you do not succeed to advance the rescue. This option would be to privatize pension funds.
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