Site-ul oficial al Uniunii Europene - Selectaţi limba
- български ( bg )
- čeština ( cs )
- dansk ( da )
- Deutsch ( de )
- eesti ( et )
- ελληνικά ( el )
- English ( en )
- español ( es )
Country | Latest developments | Coming events | Vital statistics | Recent articles |
---|---|---|---|---|
France |
Nov. 6: The government of President François Hollande said that it would cut payroll taxes for businesses, but it stopped short of adopting the broader changes that a panel led by a business executive, Louis Gallois, recommended to make French industry more competitive. |
|
||
Germany |
Nov. 14: Germany’s central bank gave a more pessimistic assessment of the euro zone crisis than the European Central Bank gave recently, saying the threat to financial stability is as great as it was a year ago and warning of negative side effects from record low official interest rates. |
|
Behind the Inscrutable Mien, Clues to Merkel’s Methods (The New York Times, Oct. 30) | |
Greece Updated |
Nov. 12: Greece’s fragile government pushed a tough budget of spending cuts and tax increases for 2013 through Parliament, moving a step closer to unlocking crucial rescue financing from the country’s foreign creditors. |
|
In Greece, Taking Aim At Wealthy Tax Dodgers (The New York Times, Nov. 12) | |
Italy |
Oct. 18: In a nod to growing public outrage at political graft, the technocratic government of Prime Minister Mario Monti passed a bill that increases the penalties for extortion and abuse of office. Mr. Monti has said that he would not rule out staying on if he were called upon to lead a democratically elected government after elections expected next spring. |
|
||
Portugal Updated |
Nov. 12: Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, on a quick visit to Lisbon, vowed continued support for Portugal, seeking to reassure a European partner that fiscal overhauls would be rewarded with long-term growth and stability. | The next review of Portugal's 78-billion-euro bailout by the European Union and I.M.F. will begin on Nov. 12. |
|
|
Spain |
Oct. 30: Spain’s gross domestic product contracted by 0.3 percent in the third quarter, the fourth consecutive quarter of contraction for the Spanish economy. |
|
Wave of Evictions Leads to Homeless Crisis in Spain (The New York Times, Nov. 12) |
Brak komentarzy:
Prześlij komentarz