キプロスの銀行救済は、資本管理の具体的対策が不明
Anastasiadis dice que el control de capitales será “muy temporal”
Ningún portavoz del Gobierno ha detallado en qué consistirá el control de capitales
Luis Doncel Nicosia 26 MAR 2013 - 02:00 CET
Anastasiadis said that capital controls will be "very temporary"
No government spokesman has detailed what it will be capital controls
Luis Doncel Nicosia 26 MAR 2013 - 02:00 CET
After ten days with the doors closed, Cypriot banks resume their activity this week: the two largest wait until Thursday (two days later than planned) to do and the rest will reopen its offices today. All were imposed capital controls "very temporary", announced yesterday the country's president, Nikos Anastasiadis, in a televised address to the country, just returned from Brussels, where he had closed European bailout details. The Cypriot leader gave no details of what constitutes de facto extend indefinitely the playpen. "I assure you it will be a temporary measure that will be gradually relaxed," he said simply.
The announcement of the reopening of banks has been surrounded by uncertainty until the last moment, with mixed messages emerging from official sources. No government spokesman has detailed what it will be capital controls to be found today with customers. "There will be exceptional measures such as cash withdrawal limits and we are confident that in the early days will be difficult, but over time the situation will normalize," admitted the Interior Minister Socratis Jásikos.
"The first few days there will be problems," Interior Minister admits
Besides not detail the operations from now can not do, Cyprus continues to break his record of missed deadlines that the country itself is fixed. The bailout deal closed at night from 15 to 16 March would be approved in Parliament during the weekend for banks-open on Tuesday following Monday was a holiday, without any problem. None of this was accomplished. The reopening date was postponed throughout the day and then Tuesday said it would-be festive again yesterday-when the whole financial system would be operational. For either.
Bank of Cyprus and Laiki, both affected in the rescue, must wait to Thursday. It so happens that these two entities are the nation's largest and most problems that treasure. The argument for postponing the opening of new is that they are affected by the restructuring plan agreed early Monday by the Eurogroup, so it must wait a few days to adapt to the requirements of the agreement between the euro countries. The two entities will join in practice: the deposits of less than 100,000 euros and healthy loans will Laiki Bank of Cyprus. The amounts of the two entities above that amount will be frozen, not that the government has not said how long or how removed they apply.
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