キプロスの銀行救済は、脱税天国の終わりを告げる
El acuerdo obliga a Chipre a liquidar su modelo de paraíso fiscal
Las críticas más duras al pacto se oyeron entre los dirigentes del principal partido de la oposición
Preguntas y respuestas de la crisis chipriota
Luis Doncel Nicosia 26 MAR 2013 - 01:58 CET
The agreement calls for Cyprus to settle its tax haven model
The strongest criticism of the pact were heard among the leaders of the main opposition party
Questions and answers Cypriot crisis
Luis Doncel Nicosia 26 MAR 2013 - 01:58 CET
Cypriots went to bed and when you wake up they found a different country they've met so far. The agreement of the Eurogroup, pulled his teeth in the morning, the end point is the economic model of Cyprus as a financial center and tax haven. Politicians and citizens greeted the news with a strange mixture of relief at having averted disaster, resigned because they knew that punishment was inevitable and European conviction that what is coming is even worse.
"We have achieved the best possible within the worst case scenario," said Interior Minister Socratis Jásikos. In the same direction, the vice president of the ruling party DISY, Lefteris Jristoforu said that leaders of all parties had accepted the results without controversy and being aware of the moment facing the country. "The challenge begins today and is from now when we show that we are able to get the better of us," added the president of the committee of Finance, Nikos Papadopoulos, the Social Democratic Party DIKO.
We achieved best in the worst case scenario
Interior Minister Socratis Jásikos
In the street, which came out yesterday Cypriots to celebrate nearly two centuries of Greek independence from the Ottoman Empire, also heard voices that appealed to the complicated time, but the criticism up some decibels.
"Europe forced our president to sign an agreement that did not suit us. Clearly, we are following the same steps as Greece, but nobody learns from past mistakes, "says Theo Stoeeos, an official arm walking his girlfriend in this holiday, and said he was convinced that the government, seeing what happened in other countries and rescued, he will lower his salary shortly just over 2,100 euros at least 10%. "And that I recently fell and 350 euros," he protests.
The euro can not last. Not that going to crumble tomorrow, but with brains that are in Brussels is clearly not going to last long term "
Archbishop Chrisostomos II
The strongest criticism of the pact were heard among the leaders of the main opposition party, the communist AKEL, the government just a month ago. "The agreement not only does not help solve the problems of our economy, but aggravates the crisis and bring painful consequences for the country and its citizens," he claimed in a statement. The party that ruled the country until just a month ago now openly advocates for resisting "threats" of the troika (European Commission, IMF and ECB) and seek a solution outside of Europe.
Not just the communist AKEL which rapidly distancing of the European project. More and more citizens believe that a return to the Cyprus pound is the only solution. It is very common to hear conversations in which wistfully recalls the old currency and said the euro in Cyprus came five years ago, only brought a deterioration in the welfare of citizens. According to a recent survey, two-thirds of the country's people advocate leaving the monetary union.
But these ideas are not heard in the street alone. The Nobel laureate Chris Pissarides believes that Cyprus should continue to assess whether it compensates the euro. But this professor at the London School of Economics believes that this is not the time to make that decision, but it is now urgent to overcome this crisis. "I've always been European, but the truth is that after what is going start thinking that British Eurosceptics are right about many things. The eurozone is a club of equals. And one of its basic principles is that members respect each other. This not being the case in Cyprus, "the Nobel assured this newspaper last week at an event organized by The Economist in Nicosia.
What effects Pissarides believes that the episode will eventually Cypriot euro crisis? "The problem is not so much the actual effect on the financial markets, such as the reputation of the monetary union," he said on Friday. "The Spanish savers should think seriously if their deposits beyond 100,000 euros are safe. Spain has very serious problems, "he added, after learning the details of the rescue Cypriot, in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
The Orthodox Church has also pointed to the car. "The euro may not last. Not that going to crumble tomorrow, but with brains that are in Brussels is clearly not going to last long term and it is best to start thinking about how to escape, "said Archbishop Chrisostomos II, the spiritual leader offered Cypriot goods of the Church to prevent the bankruptcy of the country.
But not only abounds Euroscepticism. In Cyprus these days can see that there are increasing doubts about management that has made the country this week's crisis. Interior Minister verbalized this sentiment that has spread that perhaps was not very smart sleeveless cut Nicosia gave last week to the same European governments asking for a loan of 10,000 million euro to avoid bankruptcy. "The Parliament was not a mistake. Everything has become more difficult, "said the newspaper Politis Jásikos. The minister was referring to the massive rejection to the conditions imposed by the Eurogroup for 10 days to give the rescue: not one of the 56 MPs voted for, not even the party of the president who negotiated the deal.
キプロスは、そのタックスヘイブンモデルを解決するための合意は、呼び出し
協定の最強の批判が野党の指導者の間で聞かれた
質問と回答キプロス危機
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