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Greece, the serf of Europe. The Greek rescue isn’t helping. It’s just harming. And with it is receding the rule of law. Europeans, once upstanding citizens, are turning into a gang of bribers and blackmailers, writes the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in its Sunday edition. Just last year Europe’s politicians set up a euro-rescue organisation that has done very well since then.
The politicians have flouted the harsh prohibition against solidarity in the EU Treaty [“The Union is not liable for the debts of the central governments.”], claiming that a kind of emergency is afoot. International treaties also prohibit the IMF and the ECB from such billion-dollar bailouts. Upstanding Europeans have sunk to the level of bribers and blackmailers The autonomy of Greek politicians has been dead, de facto, for the past year. “In exchange for money, Greece has gone into serfdom for the EU,” says economist Vaubel. Last hope rests with the Federal Constitutional Court This sort of solidarity is damaging the parliaments of Europe. New Europe - The European News Source. Policies | Economics. Performance Greece makes successful return to bond market Money bolsters government ahead of European elections and in dealings with troika. Thursday, 10 April 2014 Inflation worries ahead of IMF talks Fragile eurozone will cause concern at IMF meeting. OECD says economic reforms are working, but slowly Reports highlight progress, but there is still a great deal of work to do.
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