Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Things To Wear With Black Skirt

threatened economic and financial crisis, euro zone: Implications for the European elections?

In the current issue of the monthly magazine 'Global Perspectives ' outlines the journalist Eric Walberg the future of the Euro-zone in black colors. The current financial crisis, the columnist, lead to excessive demands of the European Monetary System.

suffered particularly the candidate countries to the euro zone in Eastern and Central Europe under the strict regime. In the current financial and economic crisis, it would not need any fiscal headroom. Social unrest in Latvia, Lithuania and Bulgaria, caused by severe cutbacks in wages and the social system, have already resulted in enormous clashes with the police. The International Monetary Fund have long been demanding the devaluation of national currencies, but this was excluded in the current European exchange rate mechanism.

Walberg shows that even the countries within the euro zone will not go much better. Greece and Ireland are well on our way to the national bankruptcy of Iceland to follow. France faces a wave of strikes against unimaginable proportions, and fear must also escalating social unrest in its overseas territories.

The euro system that makes Walberg responsible for all this had turned into a straitjacket of its Member States. These are too different to be successful with their uniform policy. In addition, I served the liberal economic policy of the EU, especially large companies and banks for the benefit. The same it is now, the cry successfully in the crisis for the support of the state. This will have to pay the citizens, by today's cuts in wages, social and educational systems and through reduced financial flexibility for future Generationen.Walberg predicts the euro-zone revolutionary unrest. This I can not so follow, but the current situation certainly affect the elections for the European Parliament in June.

forecasts show that will be the current crisis and the consequent fear of unemployment an election issue No. 1. With the European elections, the majority in the European Parliament are not expected to change significantly ( predict09.eu ). The two big political families will continue in near-Wide Coalition the European legislative process dominated, supported in turn by the smaller Liberal and Green camps.

The current crisis does not seem working in favor of a higher turnout . regarding media coverage of the elections is still low. This is dramatic, thanks to come in the meantime at least 70% of all laws that are adopted in Germany, from Brussels.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Number Will Torres Wear

MEP Dr. Koch said the EU climate policy

On 20 March was followed by the MEP Dr. Dieter-Lebrecht Koch (EEP) of the invitation of the European Union, saying in Thuringia Little Synagogue in Erfurt on climate policy of the European Union.

2008 was a good year for the European Union. Only rarely does the state union had presented as uniform acting. Koch praised the joint efforts by the EU states in the Georgian conflict, the gas dispute between Russia and Ukraine, and in the common energy policy. Even when in 2009 all dominating global financial crisis showed the EU's ability to act together.

Dr. Koch appealed to the Thuringian their vote in the European elections on 7 perceive June 2009. Of the total number of votes Thuringian it depended on whether 2 or up to 5 Thüringer candidates would enter the European Parliament.

One focus of his speech, Mr. Koch was on the European efforts to reduce global climate change. Koch himself has served on the committee of the European Parliament on climate change.

Here he explains the current discussions of the EU transport policy, for CO2 trading or biofuels. He emphasizes that it is important to differentiate between the cost of the measure and the actual benefits to be weighed.

would in the EU more 'small small' operated to improve the carbon footprint and simultaneously caused billions in costs. Because the climate change, however, constitutes a global phenomenon, would have to consider policies that also.

it stated to do with environmental measures in China with less financial cost significantly more to address the global climate change. Mr. Cook admitted, however, that such a global approach of European politics to the voters is difficult to convey.

The Europa-Union Thüringen thanks Dr. Koch for an interesting evening.

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

What Is The Best Resolution For Scanning Slides

Thuringian candidates for 2009 European elections imagine

On Monday, 3/30/2009 invites to 19h, the European Movement Thuringia, jointly with the Enterprise Europe Network Thuringia and the European Information Centre in the Thuringian State interested in the MDR-Landesfunkhaus one to Thuringian candidates for European elections to meet and to question.

details on the program can be found flyer for the event.