金融危機のキプロスの大統領のNikos Anastasiadis は、キプロスはユーロ圏を脱退する意思はないと言う。可能性は高いけど?。
El presidente de Chipre descarta tener “intención” de salir del euro
Anastasiadis critica a los socios de la eurozona por el "experimento" del rescate a Chipre
El Banco Central permite el uso normal de tarjetas y cheques, pero mantiene el resto de restricciones.
María Antonia Sánchez-Vallejo Nicosia 29 MAR 2013 - 12:58 CET
Cyprus President ruled to have "intent" to leave the euro
Anastasiadis criticizes eurozone partners for the "experiment" of the rescue to Cyprus
The Central Bank allows normal use of cards and checks, but keeps the remaining restrictions.
Maria Antonia Sanchez-Vallejo Nicosia 29 MAR 2013 - 12:58 CET
President of Cyprus, the conservative Nikos Anastasiadis, wanted to clear today unrest sparked by the country's rescue in financial circles and institutions with a clear message: Cyprus will not abandon the single currency. "We have no intention of getting out of the euro," said Anastasiadis this Friday at the annual conference of the civil union, which was held in Nicosia. However, it has taken the opportunity to criticize their eurozone partners to impose his country "unprecedented demands have forced Cyprus to become an experiment," referring to the obligation of the bank depositors to bear part of the bailout, imposing remove to savers with more than 100,000 euros in deposits, shares or bonds.
Remaining in the eurozone, however, is not free of obstacles, he said. "I took a bankrupt state [to take over a month ago] and now he plays is difficult to make reforms" to reduce government spending, he said, without referring specifically to a reduction of staff salaries in a country where the public sector is the largest employer. "Under no circumstances is to play with the future of Cyprus," he added.
Shortly after these words Anastasiadis, the Central Bank of Cyprus has begun to lift, in part, some of the measures to capital controls imposed for 13 days. Specifically, the monetary authority allows unrestricted use of credit and debit cards and checks. Instead, maintaining controls on international capital movements and is the limit of 300 euros to get cash at ATMs and bank branches.
The president's speech, raising the example of their own austerity measures lowered the salary by 25% - to step out of the harshest critics of the bailout within Cyprus, as the President of the Parliament, the Social Yannis Omiru, which has endorsed the popular discourse: the euro itself, not to the impositions of the troika. At the same conference of officials, Omiru defended the viability of the country within the eurozone, but not at any price. "Cyprus should not tolerate chains" of the troika, said, "I wonder if it is right to accept humiliating conditions bordering on slavery of Cypriots and Cyprus, or should alternative solutions."
The home front has not granted a second of respite after approval Anastasiadis rescue in extremis, last Monday. A Omiru criticism, who as a representative of the Legislative correspond in theory a more institutional and less political, add the rest of the opposition parties. The centrist Diko and Government yesterday accused banks of knowing in advance the conditions of the rescue of the troika and act accordingly. The communist AKEL has called a referendum on the country's standing in the euro. They all rejected in Parliament the first bailout agreed, imposing a tax on all deposits, both upper and lower at 100,000 euros.
Anastasiadis's speech coincides with the valuation of the Institute of International Finance (IIF), which brings together the world's leading banks, whereby the real possibility of an exit from the euro zone is evident. "Cyprus has all the burdens of being in the euro, but none of their advantages", reported late on Thursday in Washington IFF sources. Same, but with other words, saying many Cypriots, including political leaders.
After the exceptionality of the day yesterday, marked by the reopening of branches after almost two weeks of closing and implementing capital control measures, partially lift, normalcy has chaired on Friday the operation of banks. All offices are open regular hours and minimum detectable only were queues at some branches of Laiki Bank, the bank most affected by the crisis.
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