In Europe everything will be decided in the next two months, but our prime minister candidates don't even know it
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Il 22 January France and Germany will sign the agreement to change the European Union, il 22 March they will present their idea of reforming the Eurozone. In the middle of, a Eurogroup on banks and a NATO summit on Russia. What do they think, our prime minister candidates? Mystery
Of Francesco Cancellato
Small European agenda, for the use and consumption of our electoral heroes, engaged in the battle to see who abolishes the most taxes between now and 4 March. Il 22 next January, the French and German parliaments they will vote and sign a joint document to give a "decisive impetus to a European Union that is too weak today, inefficient and slow". In fact, what they decide between themselves will soon become the rule for the entire continent. It should not escape your notice that one of the three great founding countries of the Union is missing, in this new design nucleus. Don't forget that there are no political declarations from any of the candidates for the Presidency of the Council on the topic. Sin, because it would be interesting to understand what they think. We would even give up their fundamental opinion on plastic bags, to find out.
Moreover, on the same day there will also be the first Eurogroup meeting of the year, the summit of European finance ministers. We will talk about banks, of common deposit guarantees, probably also the much feared non-risk neutrality of the government bonds that the banks have in their belly, a theme very dear to the Germans. We won't talk about Boschi, Unfortunately, which outside Italy is apparently not considered the central problem for the stability of the credit system. Nevertheless, given that we have just dismissed a Banking Commission, we would expect two words, from our wannabe Prime Ministers. Nothing. Amen.
Moreover, on the same day there will also be the first Eurogroup meeting of the year, the summit of European finance ministers. We will talk about banks, of common deposit guarantees, probably also the much feared non-risk neutrality of the government bonds that the banks have in their belly, a theme very dear to the Germans. We won't talk about Boschi, Unfortunately, which outside Italy is apparently not considered the central problem for the stability of the credit system. Nevertheless, given that we have just dismissed a Banking Commission, we would expect two words, from our wannabe Prime Ministers. Nothing. Amen.
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