Dimecres
26.03.2014
18:24
Avisa Espanya que encara és a temps de no seguir els passos d'Ucraïna i permetre un referèndum legal i amb garanties
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dimecres, 26 de març del 2014
Bloomberg: ningú no pot obligar els catalans a quedar-se a Espanya
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divendres, 28 de febrer del 2014
Bloomberg : Bankia Bailout Shows Conflicts for ECB as Supervisor
Feb 28, 2014 11:24 AM
In December 2010, Bank of Spain inspectors delivered a report to their bosses about Caja Madrid savings bank that was grim: The bank faced losses of almost 5 billion euros ($6.8 billion) and needed new leadership.
By the time the central bank’s top policy makers delivered their recommendations to Caja Madrid, they no longer mentioned new management -- and the amount of losses had been pared by almost 2 billion euros.
The diagnosis was crucial because Caja Madrid was the biggest part of a nearly completed state-sponsored merger that would create Bankia SA (BKIA), an entity so big that troubles there could -- and did -- cascade through the entire financial system. The result was a 41 billion-euro bailout for Spain’s banks, a bill that the country’s taxpayers will have to pay.
The incident, set out in previously unreported Bank of Spain documents, is critical now because applying the lessons from such banking disasters is at the core of one of the biggest projects in European policy making since the euro was founded. Mario Draghi’s European Central Bank will take over supervision of euro-region banks from national regulators in November this year in a bid to avoid a rerun of a crisis that nearly destroyed the common currency.
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| Photographer: Angel Navarrete/Bloomberg |
In December 2010, Bank of Spain inspectors delivered a report to their bosses about Caja Madrid savings bank that was grim: The bank faced losses of almost 5 billion euros ($6.8 billion) and needed new leadership.
By the time the central bank’s top policy makers delivered their recommendations to Caja Madrid, they no longer mentioned new management -- and the amount of losses had been pared by almost 2 billion euros.
The diagnosis was crucial because Caja Madrid was the biggest part of a nearly completed state-sponsored merger that would create Bankia SA (BKIA), an entity so big that troubles there could -- and did -- cascade through the entire financial system. The result was a 41 billion-euro bailout for Spain’s banks, a bill that the country’s taxpayers will have to pay.
The incident, set out in previously unreported Bank of Spain documents, is critical now because applying the lessons from such banking disasters is at the core of one of the biggest projects in European policy making since the euro was founded. Mario Draghi’s European Central Bank will take over supervision of euro-region banks from national regulators in November this year in a bid to avoid a rerun of a crisis that nearly destroyed the common currency.
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| Photographer: Angel Navarrete/Bloomberg |
dimarts, 7 de gener del 2014
'Escàndol reial a Espanya': el ressò internacional de l'encausament de Cristina de Borbó
Dimarts
07.01.2014
14:03
La notícia ha estat àmpliament destacada per la premsa de tot el món
Poc després de fer-se públic el nou encausament
de la infanta Cristina de Borbó pel cas Nóos, els mitjans
internacionals han començat a fer-se'n ressò i a destacar en portada la
notícia. Us oferim, tot seguit, un recull dels articles publicats als
principals mitjans estrangers.El Mundo: La Infanta Cristina, imputada por blanqueo y delito fiscal
El País: El juez imputa a la infanta Cristina pese a la oposición del fiscal
Abc: El juez Castro imputa de nuevo a la Infanta Cristina por el «caso Nóos» contra el criterio del fiscal
La Razón: El juez Castro imputa a la Infanta Cristina, en contra de la Fiscalía
Le Monde: La fille du roi inculpée de fraude fiscale
Le Figaro: La fille du roi d'Espagne inculpée
Libération: La fille du roi d'Espagne inculpée pour fraude fiscale
La Libre Belgique: L'infante Cristina inculpée
Paris Match: Scandale royal en Espagne. L'infante Cristina inculpée
Le Point: Cristina, l'infante turbulente de la famille royale espagnole
BBC News: Spanish princess Infanta Cristina summoned over fraud
The Guardian: Spain's Princess Cristina faces court over tax fraud claims
The Telegraph: King of Spain's daughter Cristina summoned in money-laundering case
Financial Times: Spain’s Princess Cristina named as suspect in corruption probe
EuroNews: Spanish princess charged with money laundering and tax evasion
Bloomberg: Spain’s Princess Cristina Named as Suspect in Corruption Probe
NBCNews: Spain's Princess Cristina charged with tax fraud, money-laundering
La Repubblica: L'Infanta Cristina incriminata per lo scandalo Noos
Corriere della Sera: L'infanta Cristina accusata di frode fiscale e riciclaggio, rischia fino a 6 anni di carcere
Rai News: Spagna, nei guai la figlia del Re: infanta Cristina incriminata per frode fiscale e riciclaggio
Agència ANSA: Infanta Cristina accusata di riciclaggio in caso Noos
Agència ADN Kronos: Infanta Cristina imputata nel caso Noos, dovra' deporre l'8 marzo
Al-Jazeera: Spanish court subpoenas king's daughter
http://www.vilaweb.cat/noticia/4165642/20140107/escandol-reial-espanya-resso-internacional-lencausament-cristina-borbo.html
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