キプロスのLaikiと銀行救済策の影響を受けた人は、木曜日まで閉じたままになります
La mayoría de bancos chipriotas se preparan para abrir sus puertas mañana
El Laiki y el Banco de Chipre, los afectados por el rescate, seguirán cerrados hasta el jueves
Los grandes depositantes en el Banco de Chipre perderán el 30% de su dinero
Los políticos chipriotas ven el acuerdo del Eurogrupo como un mal menor ante la quiebra
El Eurogrupo acuerda el rescate y salva a Chipre de la bancarrota
Agencias Nicosia 25 MAR 2013 - 18:03 CET
Most Cypriot banks are prepared to open its doors tomorrow
The Laiki and Bank of Cyprus, those affected by the bailout, will remain closed until Thursday
Large depositors at the Bank of Cyprus will lose 30% of your money
Cypriot politicians see the Eurogroup agreement as a lesser evil to bankruptcy
The Eurogroup agrees on rescue and save Cyprus from bankruptcy
Agencies Nicosia 25 MAR 2013 - 18:03 CET
The offices of the Cyprus banks are prepared to open its doors tomorrow, Tuesday, after a week closed by the yard following the first rescue plan for the country. According to a source from the Central Bank of Cyprus cited by Reuters, "all banks with the exception of the People's Bank of Cyprus, those affected by the rescue-opened after the government reached an agreement with the Euro to save the country of bankruptcy.
In addition, they filter some details of the rescue plan that have not been clarified. Depositors of Bank of Cyprus are prepared to lose 30% of their deposits of more than 100,000 euros after the agreement with the Eurogroup for the rescue of the country, according to the chairman of the Financial Affairs of the Parliament of the island. "I have not heard a formal announcement on the off, but this is the figure I've heard," said Nicholas Papadopoulos to Irish radio.
Depositors will be compensated with shares in the bank, under the agreement with the EU in early Monday to recapitalize the largest bank in Cyprus. The discharge for large depositors in the island's second largest bank, the People's Bank of Cyprus, Laiki aka, has not yet been revealed, but is expected to be higher and will collect 4,200 million euros.
Savers with deposits of less than 100,000 euros in two banks will continue to enjoy the protection of the state deposit guarantee, after the previous proposal to tax at a rate of 6.75% would cause outrage.
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The main Cypriot political leaders, meanwhile, have taken on the agreement reached in Brussels this morning as the lesser evil only alternative scenario presented by now: uncontrolled bankruptcy of the country. "We have achieved the best possible within the worst case scenario. 'No' of Parliament-the first bailout-was a mistake. Everything has become more difficult," said the online edition of the daily Politis Interior Minister, Socratis Jásikos.
Although the scenario posed is very painful, especially with regard to the future of the country's economic model, both politicians and the press point out that the key is to have avoided bankruptcy, but in the media highlights the extreme pressure from European partners.
"The challenge begins today and is from today when we must show that we are able to get the better of us," said the chairman of the parliamentary committee on Finance, Nikos Papadopoulos, DIKO the Social Democratic Party, in a statement. "Tomorrow we will live in Cyprus other than we knew before. Cyprus We can do one better, relying on the quality of our workforce and the exploitation of our natural resources," he added.
The vice president of the ruling party DISY, Lefteris Jristoforu, added that he had to choose between a bad and a worse, which would have meant the bankruptcy of the country. Jristoforu, who was in the presidential palace with political leaders until the end of the Eurogroup, said the president, Nikos Anastasiadis, is pleased with the agreement and that the party leaders had assumed results without controversy and with knowledge of the moment .
"A thriller with blackmail", is on the other side, the front page of Fileleftheros. In its digital page, the paper stresses that in marathon negotiations in Brussels had everything: blackmail by the troika leaders who demanded the application of the measures with the highest human cost, threats of expulsion from the Eurozone Cyprus and incessant changes of position of the participants in the negotiations.
Today is a national holiday in Cyprus, so no press and, due to the various military parades, it is expected that bank restructuring and its consequences will be the main topic of dialogue of citizens.
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