Cuba apoya al líder libio y critica la 'injerencia' de la comunidad internacional
El ministro de Exteriores cubano aprovecha su reunión con Ashton para criticar a la UE y EEUU por estudiar castigos contra Libia.
PERTENCE CERTAMENTE AO submundo da blogosfera DE ACORDO COM CIENTÍFICAS CLASSIFICAÇÕES DUNS GAJOS QUE VIVEM DOS MEUS IMPOSTOS E ANDAM A AFUNDAR PORTUGAL
Thursday, February 24, 2011
AS CONSEQUÊNCIAS DO INTERNACIONALISMO DO HOMEM NOVO E MULATO, DAS GARANTIAS TOTAIS,DA ACÇÃO DO SOS,AI,OA,BE,PCP
S&P pode baixar "rating" de Portugal nas próximas horas
24 Fevereiro 2011 | 09:27
O ‘rating’ de Portugal avaliado pela Standard&Poor’s pode voltar a baixar nas próximas horas, depois de ter sido colocado sob vigilância negativa (A-) no final de Novembro, de acordo com o "Diário Económico".
A RAPAZIADA SALVADORA DO PLANETA, ALIÁS PARA DISFARÇAR E RENEGAR O QUE OS SEUS MESTRES FIZERAM NOUTROS PAÍSES, COM MASSACRES DE MILHÕES,TANTO SE EMPENHARAM NA MISSÃO QUE AFUNDARAM PORTUGAL.CÁ TODO O MUNDO TEM DIREITOS.OS POUCOS CONTRIBUINTES SÃO AS VÍTIMAS.E NÃO VAI TARDAR NADA QUE NÃO SEJAM OS PENSIONISTAS OS NOVOS FASCISTAS DO ANTIGAMENTE...
24 Fevereiro 2011 | 09:27
O ‘rating’ de Portugal avaliado pela Standard&Poor’s pode voltar a baixar nas próximas horas, depois de ter sido colocado sob vigilância negativa (A-) no final de Novembro, de acordo com o "Diário Económico".
A RAPAZIADA SALVADORA DO PLANETA, ALIÁS PARA DISFARÇAR E RENEGAR O QUE OS SEUS MESTRES FIZERAM NOUTROS PAÍSES, COM MASSACRES DE MILHÕES,TANTO SE EMPENHARAM NA MISSÃO QUE AFUNDARAM PORTUGAL.CÁ TODO O MUNDO TEM DIREITOS.OS POUCOS CONTRIBUINTES SÃO AS VÍTIMAS.E NÃO VAI TARDAR NADA QUE NÃO SEJAM OS PENSIONISTAS OS NOVOS FASCISTAS DO ANTIGAMENTE...
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
COMEÇOU A DANÇA DOS BOYS E GIRLS
A "NUMENKLATURA" A INSTALAR-SE NOS TACHOS.COMO DISSE O BE E A COMISSÃO DE TRABALHADORES QUANDO É QUE ACABA ESTA POUCA VERGONHA?MAS AS EMPRESAS PÚBLICAS SÃO PÚBLICAS OU SÓ DE ALGUNS?ONDE ANDARAM OS "CONCURSOS"?OU UM MÍNIMO PROCESSO DE ESCOLHA?MAS QUE MERDA É ESTA?CORRUPTOS DA MERDA CUIDADINHO QUE A TAMPA ESTÁ QUASE A SALTAR...
SE CÁ CHEGAREM PASSAM LOGO A BONS SELVAGENS QUE TEMOS QUE SALVAR ...
Des mercenaires africains
pour les basses œuvres de Kadhafi
Venus de plus au sud en Afrique, ils seraient en première ligne dans la répression en Libye, pour tenter de sauver le régime aux abois de Mouammar Kadhafi.
OS NOSSOS INTERNACIONALISTAS-HUMANISTAS(OS EX-DESCOLONIZADORES DO SALVE-SE QUEM PUDER)SE APANHAM CÁ UM É LOGO TODO UM CATÁLOGO QUE LHE APLICAM.LEVANTAM-LHE O EGO DE TAL MANEIRA QUE DEPOIS O PSP É QUE É O MAU DA FITA POR NÃO DEIXAR FAZER O QUE A RAPAZIADA PRETENDE.SEMPRE COM O APOIO DO SOS, DA AI, DOS DIREITOS HUMANOS DA OA, DO PCP, BE,PS,PSD E CDS!
DEPOIS A CHATICE SÃO AS 6200 TONELADAS DE OURO DA "DÍVIDA" E A "INTERPRETAÇÃO" CONTRÁRIA AO PENSAR E VONTADE DO ZÉ POVINHO EM ESPECIAL O PAGANTE QUE É SÓ UMA PEQUENA PARTE...
MAS O GUTERRES NÃO TARDA NADA A MANDAR-NOS MAIS UNS EXEMPLARES PARA A NUMENKLATURA BEM PAGA SE ENTRETER A SALVAR...OS GAJOS LÁ DAS BERÇAS QUE SE LIXEM COM A FALTA DO "SOCIAL".AGORA MEUS É "ÁFRICA,ÁFRICA,ÁFRICA" E MAIS NADA...
pour les basses œuvres de Kadhafi
Venus de plus au sud en Afrique, ils seraient en première ligne dans la répression en Libye, pour tenter de sauver le régime aux abois de Mouammar Kadhafi.
OS NOSSOS INTERNACIONALISTAS-HUMANISTAS(OS EX-DESCOLONIZADORES DO SALVE-SE QUEM PUDER)SE APANHAM CÁ UM É LOGO TODO UM CATÁLOGO QUE LHE APLICAM.LEVANTAM-LHE O EGO DE TAL MANEIRA QUE DEPOIS O PSP É QUE É O MAU DA FITA POR NÃO DEIXAR FAZER O QUE A RAPAZIADA PRETENDE.SEMPRE COM O APOIO DO SOS, DA AI, DOS DIREITOS HUMANOS DA OA, DO PCP, BE,PS,PSD E CDS!
DEPOIS A CHATICE SÃO AS 6200 TONELADAS DE OURO DA "DÍVIDA" E A "INTERPRETAÇÃO" CONTRÁRIA AO PENSAR E VONTADE DO ZÉ POVINHO EM ESPECIAL O PAGANTE QUE É SÓ UMA PEQUENA PARTE...
MAS O GUTERRES NÃO TARDA NADA A MANDAR-NOS MAIS UNS EXEMPLARES PARA A NUMENKLATURA BEM PAGA SE ENTRETER A SALVAR...OS GAJOS LÁ DAS BERÇAS QUE SE LIXEM COM A FALTA DO "SOCIAL".AGORA MEUS É "ÁFRICA,ÁFRICA,ÁFRICA" E MAIS NADA...
Ó SÁ NÃO VIAJES PARA LÁ...
Los gais, en el punto de mira
El Gobierno de Estados Unidos y Human Rights Watch advierten del aumento en la violencia contra homosexuales en Honduras
En los últimos 18 meses, 34 homosexuales han sido asesinados en Honduras
NÃO SAIAS DE PORTUGAL E DE ESPANHA, OS 2 MAIORES E AVANÇADOS "PARAÍSOS" GAY...
El Gobierno de Estados Unidos y Human Rights Watch advierten del aumento en la violencia contra homosexuales en Honduras
En los últimos 18 meses, 34 homosexuales han sido asesinados en Honduras
NÃO SAIAS DE PORTUGAL E DE ESPANHA, OS 2 MAIORES E AVANÇADOS "PARAÍSOS" GAY...
NESTE CASO NÃO SE FALA TANTO...
Travesti arranca coração e olhos ao companheiro
EMÍLIA MONTEIRO
Fábio Lopes, travesti, de 20 anos, confessou, ontem, no Tribunal de Guimarães, que matou o seu companheiro, de 40 anos, com várias facadas. Apesar de lhe ter arrancado os olhos, o nariz e o coração, diz que "nunca teve intenção de matar".
E DEPOIS DIZEM QUE A PANELEIRICE NÃO É ANORMALIDADE, DOENÇA...
EMÍLIA MONTEIRO
Fábio Lopes, travesti, de 20 anos, confessou, ontem, no Tribunal de Guimarães, que matou o seu companheiro, de 40 anos, com várias facadas. Apesar de lhe ter arrancado os olhos, o nariz e o coração, diz que "nunca teve intenção de matar".
E DEPOIS DIZEM QUE A PANELEIRICE NÃO É ANORMALIDADE, DOENÇA...
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
ESCUDO VOLTA!ANTES QUE NOS MANDEM...
Return to the Drachma?
Economists Warn Greece May Have to Quit Euro
dpa
The Parthenon on the Acropolis: Greece's finances are continuing to crumble.
Greece's debts are rising rapidly despite radical austerity measures. Now a group of leading European economists has warned that creditors might have to write off more than 30 percent of their loans. Greece might even have to reintroduce the drachma to overcome its debt crisis, they argue.
The European Economic Advisory Group (EEAG), a group of leading European economists, has warned that Greece may need another bailout by 2013 at the latest.
Greece's current savings program won't suffice to cope with its debt problems, the EEAG said in a new report which was published Tuesday. Greece is unlikely to be in a position to refinance itself via the financial markets once the current rescue package runs out, the economists said.
The Greek government has so far stressed that it will "pay back every cent" and will start reducing its debts in 2014 at the latest.
The EEAG recommends drastic steps to prevent the EU from having to provide Greece with long-term aid: Greece should either return to its national currency, the drachma, or launch even tougher austerity measures, including general cuts in wages and salaries.
According to a Süddeutsche Zeitung article published on Tuesday, leading banks are already giving up hope that Greece will be able to pay back all its debts. Thomas Mirow, the head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, believes a Greek debt restructuring is unavoidable.
"It is doubtful that Greece will be able to bear a debt ratio of more than 150 percent over the long term," Mirow told the Süddeutsche. "The markets have been pricing in a debt restructuring for some time. The ratio should be lowered to 100 percent so that the country can overcome its problems." That would mean creditors would have to forego more than 30 percent of their loans.
New Worries About Portugal, Spain
Portugal's finances are also causing fresh concern. The country will have to refinance some €4.3 billion ($5.8 billion) in bonds in April. Many market participants expect that the interest on the bonds will be so high that Portugal will have to seek help from the European Union's euro rescue fund.
But the Portuguese government insists it will be able to borrow fresh funds on the capital markets. Portugal's borrowing costs have soared on concerns about its public finances, and many economists have said it is likely to follow Greece and Ireland in requesting international help.
"Portugal is tackling fiscal rebuilding to achieve its fiscal reform targets. The situation is different from Greece and Ireland," Portuguese Finance Minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos said during a visit to Japan, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the Spanish central bank announced Monday that Spain's savings banks have outstanding real estate loans of €217 billion -- of which up to €100 billion has to be classified as toxic
A "DÍVIDA"?QUE FIQUEM COM OS ESTÁDIOS, AS AUTOESTRADAS E AINDA LEVAM COMO BÓNUS A PRETALHADA!
Economists Warn Greece May Have to Quit Euro
dpa
The Parthenon on the Acropolis: Greece's finances are continuing to crumble.
Greece's debts are rising rapidly despite radical austerity measures. Now a group of leading European economists has warned that creditors might have to write off more than 30 percent of their loans. Greece might even have to reintroduce the drachma to overcome its debt crisis, they argue.
The European Economic Advisory Group (EEAG), a group of leading European economists, has warned that Greece may need another bailout by 2013 at the latest.
Greece's current savings program won't suffice to cope with its debt problems, the EEAG said in a new report which was published Tuesday. Greece is unlikely to be in a position to refinance itself via the financial markets once the current rescue package runs out, the economists said.
The Greek government has so far stressed that it will "pay back every cent" and will start reducing its debts in 2014 at the latest.
The EEAG recommends drastic steps to prevent the EU from having to provide Greece with long-term aid: Greece should either return to its national currency, the drachma, or launch even tougher austerity measures, including general cuts in wages and salaries.
According to a Süddeutsche Zeitung article published on Tuesday, leading banks are already giving up hope that Greece will be able to pay back all its debts. Thomas Mirow, the head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, believes a Greek debt restructuring is unavoidable.
"It is doubtful that Greece will be able to bear a debt ratio of more than 150 percent over the long term," Mirow told the Süddeutsche. "The markets have been pricing in a debt restructuring for some time. The ratio should be lowered to 100 percent so that the country can overcome its problems." That would mean creditors would have to forego more than 30 percent of their loans.
New Worries About Portugal, Spain
Portugal's finances are also causing fresh concern. The country will have to refinance some €4.3 billion ($5.8 billion) in bonds in April. Many market participants expect that the interest on the bonds will be so high that Portugal will have to seek help from the European Union's euro rescue fund.
But the Portuguese government insists it will be able to borrow fresh funds on the capital markets. Portugal's borrowing costs have soared on concerns about its public finances, and many economists have said it is likely to follow Greece and Ireland in requesting international help.
"Portugal is tackling fiscal rebuilding to achieve its fiscal reform targets. The situation is different from Greece and Ireland," Portuguese Finance Minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos said during a visit to Japan, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the Spanish central bank announced Monday that Spain's savings banks have outstanding real estate loans of €217 billion -- of which up to €100 billion has to be classified as toxic
A "DÍVIDA"?QUE FIQUEM COM OS ESTÁDIOS, AS AUTOESTRADAS E AINDA LEVAM COMO BÓNUS A PRETALHADA!
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