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Cronología de los rescates
Cuarto país rescatado en la zona euro
El País Madrid 17 MAR 2013 - 01:51 CET
Chronology of bailouts
Fourth country in the euro zone rescue
The Country Madrid 17 MAR 2013 - 01:51 CET
May 2, 2010. Greece announces an agreement with the EU and IMF for financial assistance of 110,000 million. In return, Athens promised cuts totaling 30,000 million.
November 29, 2010. Ireland became the second victim of the euro crisis and calls on the EU and the IMF 67,500 million repayable over three years. In addition, the Executive contributed 17,500 million from the country's capital and reserve fund public pensions. Since 2008, Ireland has suffered seven budget adjustments that have led to the departure of 40,000 civil servants by 2015, about 320,000 in 2008.
April 5, 2011. Portugal recognizes that it can assume its debt and ask for a ransom of 78,000 million. The Socialist José Sócrates, Portugal's prime minister, announced that there was no formula to pay maturing debt and avoid bankruptcy. In return for the aid of IMF, ECB and EU, Portugal accepted a large and demanding cutting package.
July 21, 2011. The EU seeks to save the euro crisis stronger with a second bailout for Greece. This time the troika injected 109,000 million in the Hellenic country.
June 9, 2012. Spain calls the bailout. The Government of Mariano Rajoy seeks European partners helps to clean up the financial sector with a maximum of 100,000 million. So far we have used about 40,000 million. The cash injection was a tight grip on public accounts.
March 16, 2013. Cyprus receives 10,000 million aid by the troika. Bank accounts will pay a tax of 9.99% for those with more than 100,000 euros and 6.75% for other
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