Archivo diario: 10 diciembre 2011

In this paper we have started with an introduction where the weakness of the EU is shown through an example and how euro-skeptics groups have taken advantage of the situation rapidly. In order to understand where the EU comes from, … Sigue leyendo →

Last Friday an important meeting took place in Brussels where the major points of a “new EU” were put on the table. “The five major points adopted Thursday night include: Automatic sanctions for any state which passes a 3% deficit … Sigue leyendo →

EU seems a huge lie; it is like a big market where anyone has tried to squeeze the last drop for himself. Germany and France are trying to save the major market they have, Greece, Italy, Portugal and even Spain … Sigue leyendo →

Everyone has played this game on the same board; banks, speculators, people but also governments. 1. Banks have their own fault; they have been playing with money that did not belong to them, like retirement money from retired people in … Sigue leyendo →

The article “The Ticking Euro Bomb: How a Good Idea Became a Tragedy” on «The Spiegel» explain the recent history of the euro simply and accurate. The article shows the principal ideas of the leaders: “The Maastricht Treaty, which marked the … Sigue leyendo →

On Wednesday October 11th, the tiniest member of the EU, Slovakia, stopped an important agreement to expand bailout funds for nations which are deep in debt. Ian King, head of International Equities of Legal & General, which has $557 billion … Sigue leyendo →