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Barroso: “Chipre ha estado muy cerca de la bancarrota”
La Comisión justifica el recorte al “inmenso sistema financiero” chipriota
El FMI destaca que se trata de "una solución duradera" gracias a "un plan creíble e integral"
Guindos celebra que el plan del Eurogrupo “disipa todas las dudas” sobre la UE
Los ministros de Finanzas del euro acuerdan el rescate de Chipre
Lucía Abellán Bruselas 25 MAR 2013 - 11:40 CET
Barroso: "Cyprus has been very close to bankruptcy"
The Commission justifies cutting the "immense financial system" Cypriot
The IMF notes that it is "a lasting solution" by "a credible and comprehensive plan"
Guindos welcomes Eurogroup plan "dispels all doubts" about the EU
The euro finance ministers agree to rescue Cyprus
Lucia Abellán Brussels 25 MAR 2013 - 11:40 CET
Cyprus has been very close to bankruptcy and that justifies the exceptional measures taken this morning by the Eurogroup. The president of the European Commission, José Manuel Durão Barroso, this morning urged the Cypriot authorities to implement the agreement and called on EU countries solidarity to save the country from bankruptcy. "The country has been very close to bankruptcy, but we have put a barrier and now we must go beyond ensuring financial stability in Cyprus", said Barroso in his first appearance to discuss the pact achieved. The island, considered the community president, have broken this week if he had not found a solution.
The head of the EU executive believes "immense financial system" Cyprus was not sustainable and so they decided to cut it. The president admitted that the money laundering practices that have been developing for a long time in the country-largely by Russian oligarchs, are "a source of concern," but that the country is committed to undergo independent assessment of compliance with anti-money laundering rules.
In return, Barroso calls to other countries solidarity with Cyprus, inter alia, investments to the island. States also will lend their expertise to rebuild a "real economy". Executive President has refused to say when the country achieved shrink its financial sector to levels that has imposed the Eurogroup and how has the country subject to applicable agreements.
From Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed the rescue and has advocated forcing those responsible pay problems. "That's as it should be", he said. The Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said that "will be able to stabilize the situation in Cyprus". As he added, is "much better" than that agreed a week ago and also affecting small savers. "Anastasiades-Cypriot President Nikos-realized that it was not just Germany and the IMF who wanted a self-rescue, but also others," he assured.
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For the Spanish Minister of Economy, Luis de Guindos, the agreement "dispels all doubts" and is "good for the whole Union." In addition, he predicted, as it has been, that the markets would welcome "positively". The representative of the Government in the Eurogroup has held further that "guarantees deposits below 100,000 euros" and "provides conditions that are suitable from the point of view of treatment of the Cypriot economy."
"They have combined funding needs of the Cypriot economy with the need to reduce its financial sector", said the Minister of Economy. The rescue of Cyprus, has concluded, "shows that when we are able to agree."
Meanwhile, the managing director of International Monetary Fund (IMF), Christine Lagarde, believes that the agreement, by which Cyprus, in exchange for harsh detail yet, receive EU 10,000 million, representing a "durable solution" plan through a "credible and comprehensive" that addresses the core problem of the banking system of the small Mediterranean country and will "to tackle the current economic difficulties in the country."
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