権威ある英国の週刊誌は、ユーロ圏では、ブースト緊急を必要としている取り組みの欠如と警告を非難
The prestigious British weekly denounces the lack of initiatives and warning that the eurozone needed a boost emergency
‘The Economist’ sentencia al euro
El prestigioso semanario británico denuncia la falta de iniciativas y alerta de que la zona euro necesita con emergencia un impulso
El País Madrid 24 MAY 2013 - 11:05 CET
Los sonámbulos líderes europeos, según 'The Economist'
'The Economist' statement to the euro
The prestigious British weekly denounces the lack of initiatives and warning that the eurozone needed a boost emergency
The Country Madrid 24 MAY 2013 - 11:05 CET
"If European leaders do not act, the eurozone is facing stagnation or breakdown, or possibly both," says The Economist in its latest issue. From sleepwalkers qualifies and urges European leaders to wake up if they want the EU to move. The influential British weekly says that "European leaders sleepwalkers walk through economic wasteland" and criticizes the complacency of the prime ministers and presidents at the meeting this week, which is devoted to tax and energy issues considering that the worst of the crisis has passed. However, with a review of the evils of the euro zone, especially in the southern countries, the weekly finds that the continent rather than "recovering" of the crisis, is in deep "decadence" and warning European leaders to that "shake the lethargy before Eurozone pond or definitely is shattered."
And it provides a number of recipes: the urgent task of breaking the ties between banks and governments, the extension of the reforms, free trade agreement with the United States, boosting employment, supporting small businesses. The weekly reports that the inaction that has engulfed the European institution is not so much because they have things to do, "but because there is no will to do them" and blames Germany and its upcoming elections and Hollande and his problems with the French and the resulting paralysis that such issues pose to the Franco-German engine of European progress. But it also highlights the resentment of Europeans towards their politicians and institutions. Consider however the desire of citizens to keep the single currency (includes the study of the Pew Research Center in which 70% of Greeks support the euro despite being the country that is suffering from the crisis). However, the Europeans do not support their political prescriptions to lift the continent out of the crisis and therefore urges EU leaders to wake up.
権威ある英国の週刊誌は、ユーロ圏では、ブースト緊急を必要としている取り組みの欠如と警告を非難
カントリーマドリード24 MAY 2013 - 11時05分CET
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