Wrong to talk of ultimatums to Italy
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According to Italian Press Agency ANSA European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said
today that it would be "absolutely wrong to talk of ultimatums" given to Italy over its public finances.
Presenting the Commission's winter economic forecasts, Moscovici "welcomed" Italy's commitment to
adjust its structural deficit as requested by the EU executive in a letter last month.
He added that the Commission was "discussing in a constructive, positive way" with Economy Minister
Pier Carlo Padoan and that "while we encourage (Rome) to take measures as soon as possible... there is no
ultimatum". He added that evaluation of Italy case was "taking place".
According to Italian Press Agency ANSA European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said
today that it would be "absolutely wrong to talk of ultimatums" given to Italy over its public finances.
Presenting the Commission's winter economic forecasts, Moscovici "welcomed" Italy's commitment to
adjust its structural deficit as requested by the EU executive in a letter last month.
He added that the Commission was "discussing in a constructive, positive way" with Economy Minister
Pier Carlo Padoan and that "while we encourage (Rome) to take measures as soon as possible... there is no
ultimatum". He added that evaluation of Italy case was "taking place".
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| Titel: | Wrong to talk of ultimatums to Italy | ||
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| Start: | 13.02.2017, 14:35 Uhr | Ende: | 30.03.2017, 01:01 Uhr |
| Stichworte: | Moscovici Pierre, EU, Italien | ||
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| Journalist: | Marino | Registriert seit: | 26.01.2017 |
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| Ressort: | Politik | Kategorie: | Bericht |
| PP-Ident-Nr.: | T-1098 | Preis: | 50.00 Euro |
| Überblick: | During the last decade, European Union has basically reorganized the economic governance building with a whole new regulatory architecture for its financial system. Last June's Brexit referendum result means EU is now preparing for a new EU-UK relationship. Furthermore, the recent American elections have caused further insecurity, and questioned many well corroborated beliefs. According to Italian Press Agency ANSA European Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said today that it would be "absolutely wrong to talk of ultimatums" given to Italy over its public finances. Presenting the Commission's winter economic forecasts, Moscovici "welcomed" Italy's commitment to adjust its structural deficit as requested by the EU executive in a letter last month. He added that the Commission was "discussing in a constructive, positive way" with Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan and that "while we encourage (Rome) to take measures as soon as possible... there is no ultimatum". He added that evaluation of Italy case was "taking place". Anyway, change can be troublesome. Now Europe has to be prepared also to defend ancient European values when they are threatened or when evidence based policy is attacked by alternative facts. European Union has been familiar with the magnitude of the global financial crisis which shook its economies to the core. As inflamed economies were shaken back to reality, property markets collapsed and the capital base of many banks was obliterated. Taxpayer funded bailouts of unparalleled scale were required, a sovereign debt crisis followed, and unemployment shot up mainly among young people. | ||
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